Dinosaur Trouble (2011)
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Banty!” called Gargantua and Titanic as they lumbered around the rim of the lake, but there was no response.
When they stopped to get their breath, at a point that chanced to be the nearest to the distant woods, Gargantua gasped, “It couldn’t have taken her, could it?”
Titanic looked puzzled.
“What couldn’t have taken who?” he asked.
“That T. rex we’ve just seen, you fool,” said Gargantua. “Could it have taken our Banty?”
Titantic considered.
“Don’t think so,” he said. “It didn’t have anything i...n its mouth, and we weren’t submerged long enough for it to have time to—”
“Stop!” cried Gargantua. “Don’t say it.” And she shuddered the most enormous apatosaurian shudder.
Just then they saw, flying toward them from the direction of the woods, three pterodactyls. There was a little one, a big one, and a very big one.
“We could ask those wotchermecallits if they’ve seen her,” Titanic said.
“Pterodactyls!” said Gargantua scornfully. “They wouldn’t know the difference between an iguanodon and a triceratops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Banty!” called Gargantua and Titanic as they lumbered around the rim of the lake, but there was no response.
When they stopped to get their breath, at a point that chanced to be the nearest to the distant woods, Gargantua gasped, “It couldn’t have taken her, could it?”
Titanic looked puzzled.
“What couldn’t have taken who?” he asked.
“That T. rex we’ve just seen, you fool,” said Gargantua. “Could it have taken our Banty?”
Titantic considered.
“Don’t think so,” he said. “It didn’t have anything i...n its mouth, and we weren’t submerged long enough for it to have time to—”
“Stop!” cried Gargantua. “Don’t say it.” And she shuddered the most enormous apatosaurian shudder.
Just then they saw, flying toward them from the direction of the woods, three pterodactyls. There was a little one, a big one, and a very big one.
“We could ask those wotchermecallits if they’ve seen her,” Titanic said.
“Pterodactyls!” said Gargantua scornfully. “They wouldn’t know the difference between an iguanodon and a triceratops.
What to read after Dinosaur Trouble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dick King-Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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