A book about giganotosaurus manners for little people. Let's celebrate the moments when they remember to use a tissue instead of a sleeve and laugh at the moment they use a carrot to point at something.
The day in Laguna Beach was fantastic. The weather was fair, there was the Patriots' Day Parade tossing candy to the children. It was a perfect Hometown Laguna day. After the parade, we made our way to Cafe Zinc across the street from Latitude 33 Bookstore on Ocean Avenue. We were serenaded by the Hobie float as we enjoyed lunch with friends, old neighbors and others from the parade.
By 1:15 it was time to head over to the bookstore and get ready for a fun reading of Dino Manners. By the time I arrived in the shop, there were already a group of children at the back. We had passed out postcards at the parade.
Our children know they are not supposed to point. They also know they are not supposed to speak with their mouths full. So the problem becomes, how can they draw attention to something without doing either? You may think they could wait until they swallow. This takes entirely too long.
Edward Eager June 20, 1910 Author of * Mouse Manor (1952) * Playing Possum (1955) * Half Magic (1954) * Knight's Castle (1956) * Magic By the Lake (1957) * The Time Garden (1958) * Magic Or Not? (1959) * The Well-Wishers (1960) * Seven-Day Magic (1962)
