Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs (Harry and the Dinosaurs)

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When he arrives he finds a spaceship waiting for him which takes him to meet two rangers who are trying to build a space station, but their creation is hindered by their constant quarrelling. Fairly simple plot, but this is a nice story to read with children, especially those who love dinosaurs themselves! Harry and the Dinos are having a whale of a time on the Dino World roller coaster – but it's time to go home. This results in chaos in Dino-World and Pterence ends up getting lost in all the junk, prompting Harry to tidy Dino-World - and his bedroom.

He becomes so repulsively filthy that even the dinosaurs don't want to play with him and he is even crowned King of the Swamp. I wasn't expecting anything, it was just an ordinary school day, and my Dad brought it back for me when he finished work. The only problem is that they're not really in the jungle – they're in the hallway and disturbing Sam, who is trying to finish her homework.

With their new-found strength, Harry and the gang manage to shift Clown Mountain for Nancy before heading home to help Nana with those boxes. Trike has a bad case of tinselitis after using glitter paint to decorate Harry's toy castle and needs to have a check-up with Dino Doctor Harry in Dino World. You be the Tyrannosaurus and I be the baby Tyrannosaurus and *waves plastic spoon* this is a lizard and we're going to eat him. When Harry is told to tidy his room, he simply transfers all the mess into Dino-world, where he is told there is a 'no tidying up rule'. With the school football competition just round the corner, can Harry and his friends - raaahed on by their loyal mascotauruses - play like a real team and with their big match?

The dinos lead Harry on an adventure in Dino World that will prove to him that Superheroes and dancing can be a great fun! There's a World of books to choose from such as: Children's Books, Range includes Baby Books (0-3), Books for Toddlers (3-5), Early Readers (5-7), Childrens Story books (7-11), Young Teens (11-14), Young Adults (14-16) and Childrens Educational Books. Inside this brilliant collection of resources, you’ll find everything you need to support your lessons on the popular children’s book by Ian Whybrow.

Harry wants to do many things at once so instead of choosing one activity he goes to Dino-World to replicate himself so that he can do them all. Harry starts to feel the pressure of running a diner when the dinosaurs start complaining about the quality of the food.