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We're All Gonna Die-nosaur!: Rise of the Robo-saurs - We're All Gonna Die-nosaur!, Book Three (We're All Gonna Die-nosaur!!!) (Book:3)
We're All Gonna Die-nosaur!: Rise of the Robo-saurs - We're All Gonna Die-nosaur!, Book Three (We're All Gonna Die-nosaur!!!) (Book:3)
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Pterry the pterodactyl has lots of nightmares—and they always come true! Can Pterry face his fear of robots? If not . . . we’re all gonna DIE-nosaur!!!
With black-and-white comic illustrations on every page, this subversively hilarious chapter book series is perfect for fans of The Bad Guys, Dog Man, and Captain Underpants ages 5-9.
“A delightful tale of impending doom!” —John Patrick Green, New York Times best-selling author of InvestiGators
Pterry the pterodactyl has the sc-sc-scariest dreams—the kind that come true!
Last night, Pterry dreamed that New Rock City was taken over by robot clones!
Then his family gets a state-of-the-art Dinosoft Robo-saur to help with chores, since Pterry's mom is expecting a new baby—and when Pterry accidentally breaks the bot, it decides to strike back! Can Pterry find the courage to save himself and his family? Or are they doomed to be replaced by triassic technology?
With black-and-white comic illustrations on every page, this subversively hilarious chapter book series is perfect for fans of The Bad Guys, Dog Man, and Captain Underpants ages 5-9.
“A delightful tale of impending doom!” —John Patrick Green, New York Times best-selling author of InvestiGators
Pterry the pterodactyl has the sc-sc-scariest dreams—the kind that come true!
Last night, Pterry dreamed that New Rock City was taken over by robot clones!
Then his family gets a state-of-the-art Dinosoft Robo-saur to help with chores, since Pterry's mom is expecting a new baby—and when Pterry accidentally breaks the bot, it decides to strike back! Can Pterry find the courage to save himself and his family? Or are they doomed to be replaced by triassic technology?