Reading Raven – Level 1 Short and Easy: Free the Dinosaurs!

Befreit die Dinos!

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  • Learning to read in no time!

  • Great comic elements!
  • Easy to read
  • Many puzzles
48 pp 6 years + 17,6 x 24 cm EUR 8.99 Hardcover 978-3-473-46431-9 • With stickers.

Content

Sometime in the future: Suno rides his dinosaur Rapi through a futuristic city. He is looking for his friend, the dinosaur Foro, who has disappeared. In the park, Suno and Rapi observe two suspicious characters. The two villains are capturing and selling dinosaurs! Suno and Rapi chase the thieves and find their hideout. There are many dinosaurs locked in cages. Foro is among them. While Rapi keeps the thieves at bay, Suno frees the dinosaurs. The friends did a great job! An exciting dinosaur story for beginning readers with lots of cool comic elements!

About the Series

The books in the "Reading Raven – Level 1 Short and Easy" series were developed with the help of educators and are aimed at absolute beginner readers from Year 1. They are characterized by particularly short texts in large primer font, direct speech in speech bubbles and a high proportion of images, boosting children's reading motivation and reading skills at the very start of their reading journey.

The Author

Annette Neubauer, born in 1963, preferred reading thrilling books as a child rather than playing with dolls. After graduation she studied and got her Master degree in history, German and Russian. In 2000 she became self-employed with a pedagogical practice and began her activity as a writer. Since then, she has published numerous books that have already been translated into many languages. In 2009 she finally took the plunge and now lives as a freelance children's book author.

The Illustrator

As a child, I loved to immerse myself in picture books and comics from the library. And that's how I learned to draw, by tracing my favorite characters. After my art A-levels, I first decided on a "tangible" profession: I became a cabinetmaker. A really great profession! But then I was drawn back to drawing. I practiced and practiced ... and got a job as a storyboard artist for films. Today I'm back where it all started: with picture books and comics. It's strange the decisions you make in life ..