Product Description
Tiny T. Rex and the First-Day Oopsies
Author: Jonathan Stutzman • Illustrator: Jay Fleck
Format: Hardcover
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It's Tiny T. Rex's first day of school! In this addition to the bestselling series, Tiny is certain he's ready for anything at his BIG new school—but learns that even the best-prepared dinosaur will still meet some ""oopsies"" along the way!
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Tiny T. Rex is everyone's favorite pint-sized dinosaur, and he's ready for his biggest adventure yet: the first day of school! Despite being a little dino in a big world, Tiny doesn't mind taking on a new challenge, even when it's the first day of a brand-new school.
From his giant backpack to his good-luck bowtie, Tiny is prepared for anything—which means nothing can go wrong . . . right? With his best friend, Pointy, by his side, Tiny soon discovers that school isn't about getting everything perfect—it's about trying new things, learning along the way, and having friends beside you when oopsies happen.
EVERYONE LOVES TINY: From the bestselling Tiny, Tiny T. Rex and the Impossible Hug onward, readers have fallen in love Tiny's funny, heartwarming adventures, and his lovable determination in a big world. Dino-obsessed kids delight in hearing and laughing along with these tales.
REASSURING BACK-TO-SCHOOL STORY: For home and classroom reading, this comforting picture book helps kids navigate first-day jitter, while showing that mistakes, mishaps, and trying new things are all part of learning and growing.
SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL THEMES KIDS RELATE TO: Tiny's adventures encourage resilience, friendship, empathy, self-confidence, and a positive attitude toward life's everyday challenges.
ENGAGING READ-ALOUD: Funny, expressive text paired with adorable, colorful illustrations make this a charming read-aloud kids will want to read again and again.
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