How to Catch a Mamasaurus

By:

Alice Walstead

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Hardback

Series:

How to Catch

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The newest addition in the New York Times and USA Today bestselling How to Catch series-do YOU have the skills needed to catch the awesome Mamasaurus? The How to Catch Kids are at it again! This time, they're trying to trap the Mamasaurus-a wonderful creature like no other with strong spirit and a kind heart! On their quest to catch her, the kids think about all the amazing ways in which Mamasaurus is there for them, always ready to share her love and support. The perfect Christmas gift for children ages 4-10 to share with Mom during the holidays and beyond, this fun dinosaur picture book is filled with silly rhymes and illustrations sure to delight young readers and educators alike with STEAM concepts and classic hilarity and chaos. We've heard of a creature like no other, and if the great tales about her are true- Her strong spirit and soft heart are magical, and to catch this Mamasaurus we need YOU!

Author Biography:

Alice Walstead is a children's book author who loves to make kids smile with her stories.

Release date Australia

April 5th, 2024

Author

Alice Walstead

Audience

Children / Juvenile

Contributor

Illustrated by Andy Elkerton

Interest Age

From 4 to 10 years

Pages

Series

How to Catch

Dimensions

1x1x1

ISBN-13

9781728274300

Product ID

36831731

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