Astrosaurs: The Sabre-Tooth Secret by Steve Cole (author)

Suitable for 7 – 9 years

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Product description

DINOSAURS . . . IN SPACE!

A brilliantly funny and exciting title in the ASTROSAURS series – perfect for children ready to start reading chapter books by themselves.

Meet Captain Teggs Stegosaur and the crew of the amazing spaceship DSS Sauropod as the ASTROSAURS fight evil across the galaxy!

The reappearance of a dino spaceship lost for 300 years spells danger for Teggs. How has a pack of savage sabre-tooths got on board? What menace is chasing them through space? Only the astrosaurs can unravel the mystery – they hope!

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781862305519

Publisher

Red Fox

Date published

February 3rd, 2011

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 4.8; Middle years; 2.0 points

Condition

New

Author/Illustrator

Steve Cole

Steve Cole is the slightly crazy, highly frantic, millions-selling, non-stop author of Astrosaurs, Cows In Action, Astrosaurs Academy, The Slime Squad, Z. Rex and many other books (including several original Doctor Who stories).

He used to edit magazines and books but prefers the job of a writer where you can wear pyjamas and eat chocolate all day.

Steve just can’t stop writing – if he does, strange robots appear and jostle him vigorously until he starts again.

In his spare time he loves making music, reading old comics, thinking up ideas for new books and slumping in front of a warm TV.