Books with title Lion Who Lost His Roar

A New York Times bestseller!An Amazon Best Children's Book of the Month from the New York Times bestselling author of the Goodnight Already! series.What does a boy do when his pet Lion looses his roar? How will he fix the situation?A fun book to read a-loud, told in rhyme and gorgeously illustrated throughout.Download now and join in the fun!!!Large easy to read text!Full page illustrations!Perfect for imaginative and creative children.Perfect for early and elementary readers.The clever rhymes are never forced. They flow smoothly and are easy to read aloud.The young Girl, who features in each of her books, has another lion with a problem. Turning to an adult – the doctor – for assistance proves futile. The doctor hides behind his nurse. Once again telling the reader “My Lion Has Lost His Roar”, the boy analyzes the reasons for the loss and works to solve the problem. Humor abounds on the pages of this story and you will laugh aloud at the story that ends with yet another large problem involving the girl's brontosaurus.Colorful, cartoon-like illustrations capture the reader and/or listener’s attention and elevate stories. These illustrations have dimension and depth; they have a level of complexity and sophistication often missing in juvenile picture books.These stories have the making of classic children's literature!

A New York Times bestseller!An Amazon Best Children's Book of the Month from the New York Times bestselling author of the Goodnight Already! seriesWhat does a boy do when his pet Allosaur looses his roar? How will he fix the situation?A fun book to read a-loud, told in rhyme and gorgeously illustrated throughout.Download now and join in the fun!!!Large easy to read text!Full page illustrations!Perfect for imaginative and creative children.Perfect for early and elementary readers.The clever rhymes are never forced. They flow smoothly and are easy to read aloud. The young Girl, who features in each of her books, has another lion with a problem. Turning to an adult – the doctor – for assistance proves futile. The doctor hides behind his nurse. Once again telling the reader “My Lion Has Lost His Roar”, the boy analyzes the reasons for the loss and works to solve the problem. Humor abounds on the pages of this story and you will laugh aloud at the story that ends with yet another large problem involving the girl's brontosaurus.Colorful, cartoon-like illustrations capture the reader and/or listener’s attention and elevate stories. These illustrations have dimension and depth; they have a level of complexity and sophistication often missing in juvenile picture books.These stories have the making of classic children's literature!