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These daring dinosaurs have conquered land and sea--now they're ready for the sky! But to get airborne, they need a plan. They dinoblow. They run, push, leap, flap--and take flight! The sky becomes their stage, as they join an air show. Zipping and zooming and dancing on wings, the dinos are soon upside down and dinosick! They decide to bail, hoping their dinochutes will work. They dino-do! In this exuberant follow up to Dinosailors and All Aboard the Dinotrain, the rollicking rhymes and paintings of reckless reptiles are dinofabulous.

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Dinosaur fans, or anyone who enjoys horseplay on a humongous scale, will happily welcome back these gargantuan goofs. --Kirkus Agile, fun-to-read couplets. -- Publishers Weekly Praise for the Dino books: Exuberant. -- Publishers Weekly Hilarious. -- Kirkus Reviews What a lark! . . . A guaranteed crowd-pleaser. -- The Bulletin The rollicking, rhyming text is great for reading aloud. Fine's playful, colorful dinosaurs are remarkably expressive and full of child appeal. -- SLJ Praise for Deb Lund's Monsters on Machines: Lund's rhyming story, about a team of ghoulish monsters who ride bulldozers and cranes, has just about everything a child could hope for. -- Publishers Weekly, starred review Praise for Howard Fine's Snoring Beauty: Colorado Children's Book Award Nominee [E]nriched by Fine's large, double-page watercolor paintings with their whimsical human visages, distinctive fairies, and frog courtiers; the inimitable sleeping dragon princess; a repetitive refrain; and those cacophonous snores, this fantastic story is a delightful treat that begs to be read aloud. -- SLJ Praise for Howard Fine's Piggy Pie: The exuberant illustrations are colorful and action-filled. . . . in this thoroughly enjoyable romp that turns a popular nursery song on end. -- SLJ, starred review

"""Dinosaur fans, or anyone who enjoys horseplay on a humongous scale, will happily welcome back these gargantuan goofs.""--Kirkus ""Agile, fun-to-read couplets."" -- Publishers Weekly Praise for the Dino books: ""Exuberant."" -- Publishers Weekly ""Hilarious."" -- Kirkus Reviews ""What a lark! . . . A guaranteed crowd-pleaser."" -- The Bulletin ""The rollicking, rhyming text is great for reading aloud. Fine's playful, colorful dinosaurs are remarkably expressive and full of child appeal."" -- SLJ Praise for Deb Lund's Monsters on Machines: ""Lund's rhyming story, about a team of ghoulish monsters who ride bulldozers and cranes, has just about everything a child could hope for."" -- Publishers Weekly, starred review Praise for Howard Fine's Snoring Beauty: Colorado Children's Book Award Nominee ""[E]nriched by Fine's large, double-page watercolor paintings with their whimsical human visages, distinctive fairies, and frog courtiers; the inimitable sleeping dragon princess; a repetitive refrain; and those cacophonous snores, this fantastic story is a delightful treat that begs to be read aloud."" -- SLJ Praise for Howard Fine's Piggy Pie: ""The exuberant illustrations are colorful and action-filled. . . . in this thoroughly enjoyable romp that turns a popular nursery song on end."" -- SLJ, starred review --"

Dinosaur fans, or anyone who enjoys horseplay on a humongous scale, will happily welcome back these gargantuan goofs. -- Kirkus Agile, fun-to-read couplets. -- Publishers Weekly <br> Praise for the Dino books: <br> Exuberant. -- Publishers Weekly <br> Hilarious. -- Kirkus Reviews <br> What a lark! . . . A guaranteed crowd-pleaser. -- The Bulletin<br> The rollicking, rhyming text is great for reading aloud. Fine's playful, colorful dinosaurs are remarkably expressive and full of child appeal. -- SLJ <br><br>Praise for Deb Lund's Monsters on Machines: <br> Lund's rhyming story, about a team of ghoulish monsters who ride bulldozers and cranes, has just about everything a child could hope for. -- Publishers Weekly, starred review<br>Praise for Howard Fine's Snoring Beauty: <br> Colorado Children's Book Award Nominee<br> [E]nriched by Fine's large, double-page watercolor paintings with their whimsical human visages, distinctive fairies, and frog courtiers; the inimitable sleeping dragon princess; a repetitive refrain; and those cacophonous snores, this fantastic story is a delightful treat that begs to be read aloud. -- SLJ<br><br> Praise for Howard Fine's Piggy Pie: <br> The exuberant illustrations are colorful and action-filled. . . . in this thoroughly enjoyable romp that turns a popular nursery song on end. -- SLJ, starred review

Dinosaur fans, or anyone who enjoys horseplay on a humongous scale, will happily welcome back these gargantuan goofs. -- Kirkus Praise for the Dino books: <br> Exuberant. -- Publishers Weekly <br> Hilarious. -- Kirkus Reviews <br> What a lark! . . . A guaranteed crowd-pleaser. -- The Bulletin<br> The rollicking, rhyming text is great for reading aloud. Fine's playful, colorful dinosaurs are remarkably expressive and full of child appeal. -- SLJ <br><br>Praise for Deb Lund's Monsters on Machines: <br> Lund's rhyming story, about a team of ghoulish monsters who ride bulldozers and cranes, has just about everything a child could hope for. -- Publishers Weekly, starred review<br>Praise for Howard Fine's Snoring Beauty: <br> Colorado Children's Book Award Nominee<br> [E]nriched by Fine's large, double-page watercolor paintings with their whimsical human visages, distinctive fairies, and frog courtiers; the inimitable sleeping dragon princess; a repetitive refrain; and those cacophonous snores, this fantastic story is a delightful treat that begs to be read aloud. -- SLJ<br><br> Praise for Howard Fine's Piggy Pie: <br> The exuberant illustrations are colorful and action-filled. . . . in this thoroughly enjoyable romp that turns a popular nursery song on end. -- SLJ, starred review

What a lark! . . . A guaranteed crowd-pleaser. You can never have too many dinosaur books, and this one's definitely see-worthy. --The Bulletin<br> Exuberant . . . Young salts and dinosaur devotees will likely be happy to sign on for a cruise with this boisterous bunch. --Publishers Weekly<br>

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Deb Lund has written several picture books, including Monsters on Machines. She also rides a unicycle, teaches writing, and loves to visit schools. Deb lives in Greenbank, Washington. Howard Fine is the illustrator of many popular picture books. He lives with his family in White Plains, New York.Visit his website at www.howardfineillustration.com.

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