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Meet Tip, the fierce-looking but gentle Triceratops. Built like a bulldozer with three horns on his head, Tip may look pretty fierce, but actually he’s more like a big cow in demeanor. Tip likes to hang out with his buddies and eat plants and grass all day.
In some respects, Tip is a little like a modern-day rhinoceros. He has leathery skin and stumpy legs and thinks head-butting things is fun. Unfortunately, poor Tip has a small brain and is not very clever, but he is very, very strong. Tip’s mouth is like a parrot’s beak, but that doesn’t mean he likes birdseed—nor does he talk.
After you have read this clever story about Tip, you’ll discover at the back of the book a page of Triceratops jokes, some fun facts about the creature, and a “Spot the Difference” game.
This inexpensive paperback with brightly colored illustrations will appeal to young children who are fascinated by dinosaurs. There are three other books in this series: Rex the Tyrannosaurus, Tracy the Pterodactyl and Bruce the Brachiosaurus.
You might want to consider getting all of them.
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