At the Aquarium Recue Centre
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Caroline Fernandez
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Shannon O'Toole
GRANDMA IS AT IT AGAIN!
Moonie and I just want to enjoy our class trip to the Aquarium Rescue Centre, but Grandma has other plans.
When dust makes her sneeze and turn into different Mesozoic Era marine reptiles, it's up to us to track her down, stop her funny business, and make sure we still have time to finish our field trip reports!
The Adventures of Grandmasaurus is a series of laugh-out-loud picture books starring two gender diverse kids and their funny-business-loving grandma. Each book includes a section of dinosaur fun facts.
SCWBI Crystal Kite Awards – Canada Division – Finalist
2022 Purple Dragonfly Award – Second Place: STEM
2022 Purple Dragonfly Award – Honorable Mention: Picture Books 6+
Praise:
"As a visit to a marine-animal–rescue facility, nothing to sneeze at" – Kirkus Reviews
"Straightforward and entertaining" – CM: Canadian Review of Materials
About the Author:
Caroline Fernandez is an award-winning author of children’s books, magazine feature articles and blog posts. Filed away in her office is an English degree from McMaster University and a teacher of English as a second language certificate. She is the author of the popular Boredom Busters (series), Stop Reading This Book, The Adventures of Grandmasaurus (series), Asha and Baz (series) and more! She writes, reads, and bakes in Toronto, Ontario. You can follow her on Twitter @parentclub and/or Instagram @parentclub.
About the Illustrator:
Shannon O'Toole is a Toronto based illustrator, painter and elementary school teacher. Her playful illustration work is inspired by the unique and humorous characters in her life. Aside from illustrating books for children, Shannon has exhibited her artwork in galleries across Ontario. When she is not drawing, Shannon can be found curled up with her dog, Edgar watching old movies. You can visit her online at www.shannonotooleart.com or follow her on Instagram @shannonotooleart
Related Titles:
Stop Reading This Book!
The Adventures of Grandmasaurus