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Tyrannosaurus Veg

By (author) Smriti Halls, Illustrated by Katherina Manolessou

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Reginald the T-rex had a fierce and mighty ROAR! His fierce and mighty footsteps thundered through the jungle floor. He ran as fast and leapt as far as any T-rex could. He stomped about and GNASHED his teeth as every T-rex should. He just has one small worry, one teeny, tiny thing . . . At dinner-time he often felt that he did not fit in. For while the other T-rexes munched on juicy steak . . . Reginald the T-rex ate crunchy CARROT CAKE! Tyrannosaurus Reginald doesn't fit in - all the other T-rexes eat meat, meat, meat, but not Reg. He's all about the fruit and veg. After endless teasing he decides to leave and join the herbivores - but that's not much fun . . . and he soon returns to save the T-rex crew, bringing his excellent physique and strength in to play!

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