Tony Rex's Seven Stomps to Success
A Dino's Guide to Crushing It
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Narrated by:
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Scott Brick
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By:
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Alex Latimer
Meet T-Rex-turned-life-coach Tony Rex. No matter who you are, or what you’re going through, or how fast you’re running, Tony Rex is right behind you.
Tony's seven-stomp program will help you become your best self, with advice like: DON'T HIDE AWAY (really, stay out in the open where he can spot you) and SLOW DOWN (he'd recommend anything below his top speed of 30mph). So follow along, and remember: nothing can change the fact that you’re highly nutritious.
Packed with prehistoric pep talks, dino-sized confidence, and tongue-in-cheek tips for life’s biggest challenges, this book will motivate little ones to stomp their way to success—and away from the giant dinosaur trying to eat them.
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Critic reviews
"It’s a good gag with a gotcha ending....No knowledge of life coaching needed to enjoy this self-help-industry spoof." —Kirkus Reviews
"This wry, comical read will introduce young readers to real-life advice in a way that will feel a bit like an adventure, complete with a monster in pursuit." —Booklist
"[A] comedic picture book.... the whole endeavor is a roaring good time." —The Bulletin
"Latimer’s clever twist on self-improvement advice encourages readers to think for themselves lest they become dinner." —School Library Journal
"This wry, comical read will introduce young readers to real-life advice in a way that will feel a bit like an adventure, complete with a monster in pursuit." —Booklist
"[A] comedic picture book.... the whole endeavor is a roaring good time." —The Bulletin
"Latimer’s clever twist on self-improvement advice encourages readers to think for themselves lest they become dinner." —School Library Journal
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