Dinotrux - by Chris Gall (Mixed Media Product)

About the Book

Millions of years ago, Dinotrux ruled the Earth. These mighty part-truck, part-dino demolition dynamos rumbled, plowed, and bulldozed their way through the centuries. Readers can explore the wild world of these mechanical monsters of prehistoric time. Includes trading cards. Full color. Consumable.

Book Synopsis

The original, rip-roaring mash-up of dinosaurs and trucks--perfect for fans of Good Night, Good Night Construction Site--that inspired a Netflix TV series! Includes a surprise fold-out page inside!

Millions of years ago, DINOTRUX ruled the earth! These mighty part-truck, part-dino demolition dynamos rumbled, plowed and bulldozed their way through the centuries. In this toddler-friendly adventure, Chris Gall guides readers on a safari through the wild world of these mechanical monsters of prehistoric times, from the nosy Craneosaurus and the mega-hungry Garbageadon to the big bully of the jungle, Tyrannosaurus Trux!

Look out for a fold-out surprise at the end! And when you're done, check out the next books in the Dinotrux series, Revenge of the Dinotrux and Dinotrux Dig the Beach.

Review Quotes

* "Comically overheated narration... fire-roasted settings and hilariously imagined creatures."--Publisher's Weekly, starred review

* "Dinotrux ruled their world, now they're likely to rule this one too. Bellow on!"--Kirkus Reviews, starred review

* "This title will be hard to keep on the shelves."--School Library Journal, starred review

About the Author

Chris Gall is the award-winning author and illustrator of Revenge of the Dinotrux, Substitute Creacher, Dear Fish, There's Nothing to Do on Mars, and Dinotrux, a Publishers Weekly Best Children's Book of 2009. His books have received numerous starred reviews and awards including a Borders Original Voices Book for 2006 for Dear Fish and a Kirkus Best Children's Book for 2008 for There's Nothing to Do on Mars. Chris has won a multitude of awards from organizations like the Society of Illustrators and Communication Arts Magazine, and is also the illustrator of America the Beautiful, a Publishers Weekly Best Children's Book of 2004. He lives in Tucson, Arizona.