Look insideHarry and the Dinosaurs: First Sleepover
When Harry and his dinosaurs go to their first sleepover, they’re having so much fun that there’s no time to miss home! But when it gets dark and things go bump in the night, suddenly the dinosaurs are not so sure… Luckily Harry, his friend Jack and all the dinosaurs are together to look after one another. And when Jack’s dad has a great idea to reassure the friends, soon they all feel better – and start to have a roaringly good time! A delightful new story of friendship and facing fears from a favourite series, reuniting children with Harry and all his wonderful dinosaurs!
Fun Stuff
Activities
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Harry and the Dinosaurs Colouring
A bucketful of dinosaurs in colour in!
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Harry and the Dinosaurs Puzzle
Some of Harry’s dinosaurs are hiding in his bucket? Can you match them to their pictures?
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Harry & the Dinosaurs wallpaper
Some fun wallpaper to brighten up your computer!
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Harry & the Dinosaurs wallpaper
Brighten up your computer with some Harry & Dinosaurs wallpaper!
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Make a Harry & the Dinosaurs Mobile
Make your own dinosaur egg mobile to hang up in your room.
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Make a Harry & the Dinosaurs Mobile
Some dinosaur eggs to decorate your mobile.
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Triceratops
Here’s a picture of Triceratops for you to colour in.
Recent reviews
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This is a great series for younger children.
6 March 2013
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I do talk a lot about cousin’s on this but my cousin loves dinosaurs books and nearly read everyone but he loved this.
6 March 2012
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i know it is for youngsters but still i love the animations in them they are so entertaining to me.
24 May 2011
Who's reading this?
Authors
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Ian Whybrow
Ian Whybrow is author of the much-loved Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs books and has had over 100 children’s books published!
Awards
Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs won the Sheffield Chidren’s Book Prize in 2000.
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Awards
Adrian won the Sheffield Children’s Book Prize for Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs, and has won the Red House award twice for Who’s in the Loo? and Bottoms Up!, both written by Jeanne Willis.
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