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Dinosaur Pox
Book: Dinosaur Pox
Written by: Jeremy Strong Nick Sharratt
Publisher: Galaxy
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5

A story of awakening
Rating: 5 / 5
This is a story of how a wilful girl who feels unloved and inferior, and who believes that the whole world is at fault except her, experiences a life-changing situation when she wakes up one day to find herself changed into a stegosaurus.

Ostracised by her teachers and peers, and people on the street as a result of her condition, and worst still, being made used of by a scheming medical specialist who wants to use her condition to make himself famous, she reaches despondence.

That's when she realises how much her family loves and cares for her. Even her little brother, Mark, who is usually always at odds with her chooses to courageously save her from captivity.

This is a story of a girl who discovers that the true and strongest love comes from her family, and that while she may not be perfect looking, it is really how she chooses to view herself and the world that matters in the end.


GOOD!
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is really good. I think its also good for adultes! Jermy Strong is the best writer in the world!


 
 
 



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