A Dinosaur Lives in Our Shed Award-winning author by Kaye Umansky (author) and Pippa Curnick (illustrator)

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What would you do if a little dinosaur followed you home from the park?
You’d look after him, wouldn’t you? You’d make him a cosy bed in your shed, and give him lots of tickles and cuddles.
But what if the dinosaur was missing his mum? Could you bear to let him go?
This fabulous, funny story about love and caring will tug your heartstrings . . . and tickle your funny bones!

Kaye Umansky is one of the funniest children’s writers around. This brilliant rhyming story is a joy to read aloud

Pippa Curnick’s gorgeous, colourful illustrations are packed with hilarious details

Brimming with warmth and humour, this wonderful story is guaranteed to become a bedtime favourite

Kaye Umansky’s superb picture books include Dick the Delightful Duck and This Rock is Mine!
Pippa Curnick is the award-winning writer and illustrator of the Indigo Wilde books.

Product Details

Catalogue number

151 in Setanta SCB Offer May 2026

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780702307782

Publisher

Alison Green Books

Date published

September 11th, 2025

Other details

32 pages

Condition

New

Author/Illustrator

Kaye Umansky

Kaye Umanksy has written many books for children, from picture books to novels, and is probably best known for the Pongwiffy books.

As a child Kaye lived in Plymouth, Devon and spent lots of time on the beach. She was a bit of a daydreamer at school, but loved music and performing and writing her own stories.

Before becoming a children’s author, Kaye has acted, been a post woman, folded sheets in a laundry, taught in primary schools and sung in soul bands.

She now lives in North London with her husband, daughter and two cats.