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Your pet stegosaurus
\"This spiky friend might look a bit scary, but don't worry; the Stegosaurus only eats plants. Its pointy tail is just for protection. This beautiful beast has rows of bony plates along its back, making it stand out from all the other pets on the block. Readers of this humorous guide will learn how to take care of their new Stegosaurus in no time. Charming illustrations and cool fact boxes make reading fun.\" -- Summary from goodreads.com.
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Your pet tyrannosaurus rex
\"Owning a pet can be a challenge, especially if that pet is a 20-foot-tall predator! Only the bravest and boldest can tame the Tyrannosaurs rex. This guide will teach fearless readers how to care for this gigantic beast, without becoming its dinner. They'll learn fascinating facts about this fierce dinosaur. Cool fact boxes teach readers interesting information in bite-sized chunks. Hilarious illustrations will have even reluctant readers giggling. Get ready to take a Tyrannosaurs rex home with this charming guide.\" --goodreads.com.
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Your pet diplodocus
\"All pets have unique needs. This particular pet needs daily walks, a very long leash, and a home with very high ceilings! Meet the Diplodocus, the tallest dinosaur in town. Taking care of this dino won't be easy, but it will be tons of fun, about 17 tons, to be exact. Delightfully funny illustrations bring the Diplodocus into stunning focus. Cool fact boxes offer interesting information. Even reluctant readers will devour this funny book full of dinosaur facts.\" --Summary taken from goodreads.com.
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Your pet plesiosaur
\"The hardest part of owning this pet is finding a tank big enough to hold it! Meet the Plesiosaur, a gigantic marine reptile from the Mesozoic period. With its long neck and enormous flippers, it looks a lot like its cryptid cousin, the Loch Ness monster. But unlike Nessie, scientists know lots of cool information about the Plesiosaur. Readers of this comical book will learn all about this fascinating prehistoric creature. Charming illustrations and fun fact boxes make this book an adventure.\" --Summary provided by goodreads.com.
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