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Paul Stickland

Auteur de Dinosaur Roar!

63+ oeuvres 2,948 utilisateurs 46 critiques

A propos de l'auteur

Paul Stickland was born in Kingston, United Kingdom in 1957. He received a degree in illustration at Brighton College. He has designed and illustrated everything from glove puppets to teapots, wrapping paper to greetings cards. He is an author and illustrator of many children's picture and pop up afficher plus books. His works include Dinosaur Roar, Ten Terrible Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs Galore, The Christmas Bear, One Bear One Dog, A Number of Dinosaurs, Swamp Stomp, Truck Jam, Big Dig, and Big Bug Little Bug. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins

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Crédit image: photo by 5yr old Tabitha Stickland

Œuvres de Paul Stickland

Dinosaur Roar! (1994) 1,563 exemplaires
Ten Terrible Dinosaurs (1997) 424 exemplaires
Dinosaur Stomp! (1996) 95 exemplaires
Big Bug, Little Bug (2010) 86 exemplaires
Truck Jam: A Pop Up Book (1999) 63 exemplaires
One Bear, One Dog (1997) 49 exemplaires
Machines as Tall as Giants (1989) 47 exemplaires
Dinosaur Colors (1787) 37 exemplaires
Dinosaur Numbers (2005) 37 exemplaires
Dinosaur Opposites (2005) 31 exemplaires
Dinosaur Shapes (2005) 28 exemplaires
Bears! (2001) 28 exemplaires
Boats (By Air, Sea, and Land) (1992) 27 exemplaires
Trains (By Air, Sea, and Land) (1992) 25 exemplaires
Dinosaurs galore! a Roaring Pop-up (2004) 22 exemplaires
Dinosaur Splash! (2000) 21 exemplaires
Planes (By Air, Sea, and Land) (1992) 20 exemplaires
A Child's Book of Things (1990) 17 exemplaires
Dinosaur Friends! (2000) 15 exemplaires
Trucks (By Air, Sea, and Land) (1986) 14 exemplaires
Diggers (1993) 13 exemplaires
Cars (By Air, Sea, and Land) (1992) 11 exemplaires
Tractors (By Air, Sea, and Land) (1988) 8 exemplaires
People (Working) (1998) 7 exemplaires
Animals (Working) (1998) 7 exemplaires
Tools (Working) (1998) 7 exemplaires
Teddy Bear's ABC (1994) 6 exemplaires
Swamp Stomp (1996) 4 exemplaires
Working Wheels (1993) 3 exemplaires
Paul Stickland's 123 (1995) 2 exemplaires
Swim Little Fish (2009) 2 exemplaires
Places (1998) 2 exemplaires
Les Avions 1 exemplaire
Buddy Bear plush toy (1997) 1 exemplaire
Boats (Working Wheels) (2004) 1 exemplaire
Lastbilar (1989) 1 exemplaire
Share Bear plush toy (1997) 1 exemplaire
ABC Bouncy Boxes and Board Book (1996) 1 exemplaire
Vamos a contar dinosaurios (2007) 1 exemplaire
Bilar (1991) 1 exemplaire

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The Christmas Bear (1993) — Illustrateur — 115 exemplaires

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Partage des connaissances

Date de naissance
20th century
Sexe
male
Pays (pour la carte)
UK
Lieu de naissance
Kingston, United Kingdom
Professions
paper engineer

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Critiques

My 18-month-old asks for this book again and again. Her favorite part is "Dinosaur above and dinosaur below" because I hold the book way up high on "above" and put it down on the ground for "below" -- she thinks it's hilarious.
 
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LibrarianDest | 24 autres critiques | Jan 3, 2024 |
Genre
Poetry
Stories in rhyme
Subject
Dinosaurs
Opposites
 
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kmgerbig | 24 autres critiques | May 8, 2023 |
Once again Paul Strickland’s dinosaurs have come out to delight young dinosaur fans with a rip roaring counting book. The front cover features our ten terrible dinosaurs, who are in fact happy, smiling dinosaurs and look like they are ready to have some fun.

Strickland uses the tried and true method of rhyming verse in this educational and fun counting book. Starting at ten with a large number 10 in digits at the start of the text, the ten terrible dinosaurs are standing in a line.
The watercolour illustrations are bright and whimsical, but as we know dinosaurs can be cheeky and they soon begin to mess around. It gets a bit rough and one poor dinosaur is scared so leaves. When the page is turned the number 9 is shown in digits first and then the text.

This book was another hit here. I really don’t think the children will ever tire of playing with, looking at and reading about dinosaurs.

I liked that the numbers were in digits and text side by side which gives a visual connection of the two.
Strickland’s use of alliteration and rhyming adds an extra element of fun to the reading and listening.
We had seven silly dinosaurs, five feisty dinosaurs and two tetchy dinosaurs. The book ends with a sneaky loud ROAR! Those dinosaurs really are tricky.

Ten Terrible Dinosaurs is a book that has been loved for the past two decades and is sure to be loved for decades to come.
*I received a copy from the publisher to read.
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Ronnie293 | 9 autres critiques | Mar 17, 2019 |
Dinosaur Roar! immediately catches the eye with its striking silver foil cover. It features a fiercely roaring T-Rex with a small dinosaur looking suitably unimpressed. Inside is a double spread with all sorts of dinosaurs to feast your eyes on; every shape, colour and size imaginable.

The wording is simple and kept to a minimum with large text that jumps off the page. The illustrations are vibrant and whimsical, with emphasis on each dinosaurs features and expressions bringing them to life on the page.

Both Dot and Ditto are enthusiastic dinosaur fans and are eager to have the book read over and over, each reading being an educational experience with the use of opposites in the text and a natural cadence in the rhyming of words. Dot quickly learnt what was to come next and enjoyed joining in.
*I received a copy from the publisher to read.
… (plus d'informations)
 
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Ronnie293 | 24 autres critiques | Mar 17, 2019 |

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Œuvres
63
Aussi par
1
Membres
2,948
Popularité
#8,672
Évaluation
3.9
Critiques
46
ISBN
248
Langues
9

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