Marlo and the Dinosaurs

(Hardback)

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Inspired by the authors rescue pit bull, this follow up to Marlo is another stunning oversized picture book with a playful seek-and-find element for readers to pore over. Perfect for fans of Aaron Becker's Caldecott Honor-winning bookJourney and parents who loved Jurassic Park.

When Marlo wakes up from his afternoon nap, he spots something curious. . . .

His investigation brings him into a lush jungle, where a whole new world full of colorful dinosaurs of every size awaits him.

With clever seek-and-find elements on each spread, this book is a feast of imagination and visual delights.

Reviews

Much like Aaron Beckers Journey, kids will love poring over each page of Brownes latest; the breathtaking vastness of each scene is matched only by the vivid details that make them come to lifeHighly recommended School Library Journal A charming testament to the imagination. Booklist Marlos escapades may leave readers fantasizing about what their own pets might get up to when no one is looking. Publishers Weekly Praise for MARLO: Transforms a simple bath into an underwater epicwith a deft minimalism recalling Charles Schultz or Mo WillemsDripping with delight. Kirkus Reviews(starred review) Praise for MARLO: Vivid, engrossing...Bring a friend and dive in! Booklist

Author Bio

Christopher Brownewas born and raised in Massachusetts in a small town filled with apple orchards and sheep. Years later, while he was living in Philly, a ragged young pit bull named Marlo came into his life. Marlos sweet, stubborn, and soulful personality soon worked itself not only into Christophers imagination but into countless sketches. Christopher currently lives in New York City, working as an art director and illustrator. He is the author-illustrator of Marlo and Marlo and the Dinosaurs. Read more about Marlo at www.christopherbrowne.com. Christopher Brownewas born and raised in Massachusetts in a small town filled with apple orchards and sheep. Years later, while he was living in Philly, a ragged young pit bull named Marlo came into his life. Marlos sweet, stubborn, and soulful personality soon worked itself not only into Christophers imagination but into countless sketches. Christopher currently lives in New York City, working as an art director and illustrator. He is the author-illustrator of Marlo and Marlo and the Dinosaurs. Read more about Marlo at www.christopherbrowne.com.