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Rex Stone

Author of The T-Rex Attack

41 Works 2,539 Members 7 Reviews

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"Rex Stone is the pseudonym used by Working Partners, the creators of Rainbow Magic and other successful series like Animal Ark."

Works by Rex Stone

The T-Rex Attack (2008) 967 copies
A Triceratops Charge (2008) 294 copies
March of the Ankylosaurus (2008) 222 copies
Flight Of The Quetzalcoatlus (2008) 210 copies
Catching the Velociraptor (2008) 179 copies
Saving the Stegosaurus (2008) 105 copies
Tracking the Diplodocus (1736) 89 copies
Escaping the Liopleurodon (2008) 65 copies
The Compsognathus Chase (2009) 17 copies
A Cretaceous Survival Guide (1999) — Author — 15 copies
Journey to the Ice Age (2009) 14 copies

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"Rex Stone is the pseudonym used by Working Partners, the creators of Rainbow Magic and other successful series like Animal Ark."

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An entertaining read that any dino-lover kid can enjoy! It works perfectly for early readers, and the illustrations make the read more engaging for the little ones. I recommend it if you are looking to spark interest for dinosaurs in a kid, and this book works fine as an introduction to the Dinosaur Cove series.
 
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DoctorFate | Nov 7, 2017 |
I read this one to my son, and he really enjoyed the story. The characters were easy to relate to, and the dinosaurs were interesting. I admit he was a little scared by the T-Rex, but mostly for the drama. ;-) I am planning to get the second book and see how it goes. I am hoping he lasts longer with this series than he did with Magic Tree House.
 
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ladypembroke | 3 other reviews | Nov 22, 2014 |
I liked it because it was funny. I liked the big termites that were as big as a mouse. I liked the triceratops and I wish I could ride one. I wish I could go to the circus with my pet triceratops--hee hee ha ha.
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skeeterbo | Jun 23, 2008 |
I liked it because two dinosaurs were fighting, and I like dinosaurs because they are fierce. Some of them have spikes.
 
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Works
41
Members
2,539
Popularity
#10,115
Rating
½ 4.5
Reviews
7
ISBNs
206
Languages
8

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