How to Spot a Hadrosaur in a Bus Queue
No. of pages 160
Published: 2004
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A fantastic humorous collection of lists, facts, words and meanings, presented in tantalising bite-sized chunks. All the content has been carefully selected, focusing on things people are really interested in, like music, sport, animals, TV, funny words, rude words, puzzles, cartoons, monsters and much more.
It includes: how to say yes in 13 languages, 5 top causes of broken biscuits, Beckham's various haircuts, fake snot recipe, intriguing facts about bananas, skateboard tricks, 10 interesting words beginning with Y, lists of baddies, famous catchphrases, bizarre festivals around the world, sporting superstitions . . . and, of course, how to spot a hadrosaur in a bus queue.
A must-have book for kids (and grown-ups) everywhere!
There are 160 pages in this book. This is a dictionary/encyclopedia. This book was published 2004 by Hachette Children's Group .
Andy Seed is a former primary school teacher who has produced a wealth of educational material, much of it web-based. He now runs an e-learning consultancy.