Harry and his bucketful of dinosaurs are heading off on their first sleepover at Jack's house, and it promises to be a really great night. Nan has packed all of the clothes and bits and pieces he will need, and Harry has packed his toys and some things to do. The dinosaurs are excited and so is Harry, especially when Jack's dad shows them the bats in the attic. After a fun day Jack and Harry try to go to sleep, but it's not that easy - but Jack's dad has a solution.
This is one of the higely popular Harry and the Dinosaurs books which appeals to readers of all ages, but has the little boy part of the market firmly covered. Harry is absolutely adorable, and his Dinosaurs are a bunch of little charmers who are absolutely brimful of charm. Some of the things they get up to over the series is enough to make you cringe and/or laugh out loud, and I hope that Ian Whybrow has many more stories in him because this series will keep its charm for a very long time.
If you like this book then try any of the other Harry and the Dinosaur books!
Reviewed by Brilla
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