down in the sea?
Is it a fish?
A snail?
A mermaid’s tail?
No, it’s bigger than that . . .
a LOT bigger . . .
it’s Sea Rex!
Join Cordelia and her cretacious companions as they spend a memorable day at the beach, as only dinosaurs can do!
PRAISE FOR SEA REX:
"Idle’s soft, colored-pencil illustrations exude playfulness... A cheery outing and guaranteed good time."—Booklist
PRAISE FOR CAMP REX: "...this is certain to raise more than a few giggles..." —Kirkus "...the deadpan writing and careful compositions work in tandem for maximum comic impact." —Publishers Weekly "...sure to elicit giggles from the picture-book set." —Booklist "Sweet and subtle with a liberal pinch of silly..." —BCCB
PRAISE FOR TEA REX: "Sure to be enjoyed by tea-party enthusiasts, and even dino fans with no use for a teapot will find themselves drawn to this clever tale of a not-entirely-civilized beast of the past." —Kirkus “…Idle has a gift for comic composition...” —Publishers Weekly "The tension between the text and illustrations provides much to amuse the youngest tea-party hosts." —School Library Journal "A fine example of how words and pictures can lock horns to charming effect." —Booklist
down in the sea?
Is it a fish?
A snail?
A mermaid’s tail?
No, it’s bigger than that . . .
a LOT bigger . . .
it’s Sea Rex!
Join Cordelia and her cretacious companions as they spend a memorable day at the beach, as only dinosaurs can do!
PRAISE FOR SEA REX:
"Idle’s soft, colored-pencil illustrations exude playfulness... A cheery outing and guaranteed good time."—Booklist
PRAISE FOR CAMP REX: "...this is certain to raise more than a few giggles..." —Kirkus "...the deadpan writing and careful compositions work in tandem for maximum comic impact." —Publishers Weekly "...sure to elicit giggles from the picture-book set." —Booklist "Sweet and subtle with a liberal pinch of silly..." —BCCB
PRAISE FOR TEA REX: "Sure to be enjoyed by tea-party enthusiasts, and even dino fans with no use for a teapot will find themselves drawn to this clever tale of a not-entirely-civilized beast of the past." —Kirkus “…Idle has a gift for comic composition...” —Publishers Weekly "The tension between the text and illustrations provides much to amuse the youngest tea-party hosts." —School Library Journal "A fine example of how words and pictures can lock horns to charming effect." —Booklist
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