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Book Title: The Twins Take on T.Rex
Published Date: 10 January 2019
Summary:
The Treetop family have invented a time machine and use it to travel back in time to the land of dinosaurs. The Treetop twins make friends with a baby dinosaur when they hear the loud stomping of a gigantic Tyrannosaurus Rex. Oh no! It seems to be looking for its baby! Find out what happens when you read on!
About the series and author:
Written by David Bruins
Illustrated by Hilary Leung
Series » Ninja Cowboy Bear
Deadpan text and cartoon-style illustrations pack a playful punch in the Ninja Cowboy Bear books, which were inspired by the classic game of Rock Paper Scissors. Starring a tight-knit trio of friends who counter conflict with respect and sensitivity, these stories celebrate the differences that make everyone unique and friendships special.
Written by David Bruins
Illustrated by Hilary Leung
The creators of The Legend of Ninja Cowboy Bear return with a high-energy story about friendship. This time, the daring ninja learns that the greatest thrills and the best adventures are the ones we share.
The ninja’s playtime games are too rough-and-tumble for his friends the cowboy and the bear. The ninja isn’t interested in his friends’ games — and playing all by himself isn’t much fun. Can the rambunctious ninja ever meet his friends halfway?
Children will easily relate to the lesson about mutual respect embedded in a story about three different but nonetheless close friends.
Series » Ninja Cowboy Bear
Deadpan text and cartoon-style illustrations pack a playful punch in the Ninja Cowboy Bear books, which were inspired by the classic game of Rock Paper Scissors. Starring a tight-knit trio of friends who counter conflict with respect and sensitivity, these stories celebrate the differences that make everyone unique and friendships special.
Written by David Bruins
Illustrated by Hilary Leung
The ninja, the cowboy and the bear do everything together — they paint pictures, compare cloud shapes in the sky, fly kites and much more. Though each friend is very different from one another, they enjoy each other’s company. Until one day when they begin quarreling and compete to see which one is the best. The bear can pile up rocks the highest. The cowboy can collect the most raspberries. The ninja can catch the most rabbits. When each contest leads to more resentment, it seems the friends will never stop disagreeing. Only when they learn to be considerate of their differences do they finally realize how much they appreciate each other.
The cute, yet stylized artwork combined with a fun story about friendship and celebrating differences make this legend an unforgettable one.
This playfully illustrated picture book also includes instructions for the Ninja-Cowboy-Bear game, which is similar to Rock Paper Scissors except that kids use their whole body.
Series » Ninja Cowboy Bear
Deadpan text and cartoon-style illustrations pack a playful punch in the Ninja Cowboy Bear books, which were inspired by the classic game of Rock Paper Scissors. Starring a tight-knit trio of friends who counter conflict with respect and sensitivity, these stories celebrate the differences that make everyone unique and friendships special.
The Legend of Ninja Cowboy Bear Coloring and Activity Sheets:
Written by Etta Kaner
Illustrated by Carl Wiens
From cactuses to birds’ wings, termite towers to honeycombs, this book celebrates more than thirty examples of nature’s influence on building and bridge designs all over the world. In some instances, architects looked to nature to solve structural problems, like creating an earthquake-proof bridge by mimicking the long roots of a type of grass known for stabilizing riverbanks. Other examples show how nature provides artistic inspiration, like the famous buildings designed by Frank Gehry that evoke the beauty of moving fish. The incredible structures in this book prove that nature and architecture are perfect partners! Sidebar biographies tell us more about these famous architects who have used nature to spectacular effect in their designs. Fun activities throughout add an interactive element, with step-by-step instructions for science experiments and a design-your-own-structure activity.
Award-winning author Etta Kaner combines science and art in this unique look at nature’s influence on architecture and design. The emphasis on problem-solving and critical thinking make it an excellent choice for science and technology lessons on structures, mechanisms and engineering. The book could also be used for studying earth science and the environment, as it promotes sustainability and eco-friendly structures. Detailed and eye-catching illustrations by award-winning artist Carl Wiens help make the concepts clear and easy to understand. This book will fascinate budding architects and makers who love building and learning how things work. Includes a glossary, resources, author’s sources and an index.