Noisy Dinosaurs
June 05, 2018
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Author
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Sam Taplin
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Illustrations
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Lee Wildish
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Publishing house
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Usborne
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Price
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12.99£
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Type
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Soundbook
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Age
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No data
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This
time, Usborne takes us into the prehistoric world of great reptiles. On several
pages we will get to know a tyrannosaur, ankylosaurus, a sauropoda,
stegosaurus, pterodactyl, plesiosaur, dromerosaur (meaning "raptors"
from the Jurassic Park) and triceratops.
The
publisher came to the subject a little with a pinch of salt. The graphics are
quite funny, a little like a child drawing her. It is very colorful, very
schematic and bristling with teeth. As in the predecessors on the right side
there is a panel that sounds, constructed like in other copies. From the
dinosaur sounds, the publishing house came out masterfully: they are basically
gone. The child will hear a tyrannosaur or pterodactyl (surprisingly resembles
a gull from the Pirates), but most of them are other sounds, such as the sound
of a cracked shell or the sound of chewed grass. In addition, they have such a
note of anxiety in the background.
You
probably think that such a position is lying in a room of a two-year-old girl
... Oh, how wrong you are! Zo loves dinosaurs and read about them and watch
them and play with them and talk about them.
I
like the book very much. It’s kept in the convention of this series, it means
the same tabs that make it easier to play, and non-volatile sounds. Minus,
again for the panel is still difficult to handle for such small fingers.
Other
in the Noisy collection:
Circus,
Noah's Ark, Orchestra, Bottoms, Diggers, Body Book, Pets, Numbers, Train,
Robots, Football Match, ZOO, Pirates, Jungle, Christmas, Tractor, Town, Animals,
Funfair, Farm
1 komentarze
Great post — the way you bring noisy dinosaurs to life is both playful and vivid! From a B2B standpoint, there’s a solid opportunity to turn this concept into engaging booklets for children’s educational programs, museums, or branded marketing for family-oriented companies. High-quality dinosaur-themed booklets could be used as promotional items, teaching tools, or fun take-home materials — adding value to partnerships and strengthening brand engagement through a playful yet informative medium.
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