TROUBLE AT THE DINOSAUR CAFE
by BRIAN MOSES, HUNT EMERSON
Down at the dinosaur Cafe , Everyone was doing fine!, Steggy was slurping his Swamp Juice, While Iggy Sat down to dine, Patsy was eating her tree roots, And had ordered vegetable pie, When in stomped Tyrannosaurus Rex, With a wicked gleam in his eye! - Find out what occurs when a hungry T-Rex walks into a Cafe and just how to deal with big bullies!
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All is quiet in the Dinosaur Cafe until big bully T-Rex bursts in, demanding more than vegetarian fare! The other dinosaurs are left with no choice but to call in their secret weapon - Terry Triceratops. With big bully T-Rex now flat on his back the rest of the dinosaurs join in and tickle him till he's helpless with laughter. It's a triumph for peace-loving dinos everywhere! Author/Poet BRIAN MOSES has sales of over 1,000,000 children's story and poetry books to date and VP are thrilled to announce the first-ever collaboration between Brian and worldwide celebrated cartoonist/illustrator, HUNT EMERSON, who have joined forces to bring Brian's hilarious poem, which has an underlying theme throughout about bullies and how to deal with them.
Author Biography
BRIAN MOSES is a writer and poet. He mainly writes for children and has over 200 published works and is especially well known as a children's poet. His poetry books and anthologies have now sold in excess of 1 million copies.Brian began writing poems when he realised that he would never be a rock star - "I put the guitar to one side, but the songs carried on and became poems". Few poets can hold a syllable so well as Brian, whether it's the hiss in 'Sssssnake Hotel' or the Tom Waits growl in 'Walking with my Iguana', which is in the Top 3 most listened to poems in the Poetry Archive.He was also one of 10 children's poets invited by the then Poet Laureate, Andrew Motion, to feature in a website as part of the National Poetry Archive - launched in November 2005. HUNT EMERSON was acclaimed as one of the 75 European Masters of Cartooning of the 20th Century by the Centre Nationale de la Bande Dessinee et de l'Image, and he has won many other international awards. He created and drew Ratz for The Beano, a strip about mean rats in a sewer. In 2002-2007, he created Little Plum for that same comic. In March 2009, he revived the Fred's Bed strip. Hunt was closely involved with the British underground comics scene of the 1970s and 1980s. In 2016, he was asked to design the Walsall Silver Thread Tapestries.
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