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Tyrannosaurus Ser.: You Look Yummy! by Tatsuya Miyanishi and Yasuko Kimura (2015, Picture Book)
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You Look Yummy!, Hardcover by Miyanishi, Tatsuya, ISBN 1940842069, ISBN-13 9781940842066, Brand New, Free shipping in the US A baby ankylosaurus and a big tyrannosaurus become a family.
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This sweet tale about the love between father and son is the first in a tremendously popular Tyrannosaurus series in 12 titles to date, with combined sales in excess of 3 million copies in Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan and France. A long, long time ago, a baby Ankylosaurus is born on a volcano erupting ground. As the little Ankylosaurus begins wandering around, a big Tyrannosaurus comes along. He is about to pounce when the baby cries out, "Daddy!" and grabs onto his leg. The baby thinks the Tyrannosaurus is his father, so as not to disappoint the little one, he takes on the task of raising a baby Ankylosaur. The two develop ever stronger bonds of love, but soon comes the day when they must part. Highlighting the importance of family, this sweet picture book celebrates the love between father and son.Product Identifiers
PublisherMuseyon
ISBN-101940842069
ISBN-139781940842066
eBay Product ID (ePID)210301634
Product Key Features
Publication Year2015
TopicFamily / Parents, Family / General (See Also Headings under Social Themes), General, Family / Adoption, Animals / Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures, Family / Alternative Family
Book TitleYou Look Yummy!
LanguageEnglish
GenreJuvenile Fiction
AuthorTatsuya Miyanishi, Yasuko Kimura
Book SeriesTyrannosaurus Ser.
Intended AudienceJuvenile Audience, Ages 2-3, Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Under 2 Years
FormatPicture Book
Dimensions
Item Height0.5in
Item Length10.5in
Item Weight13.9 Oz
Item Width8.5in
Additional Product Features
LCCN2015-025041
Dewey Edition23
Reviews"I really liked this book because I love my daddy. He is the best daddy ever because he does everything like teach me things that are so funny!" --Angelina, Age 9, 5girlsbookreviews.blogspot.com, "The Tyrannosaurus looks more like a stylized Godzilla than a recognizable dino in the simply drawn pictures, but his toothy fierceness and the extreme size differential between him and tiny 'Yummy' ably capture the episode's essential features. Bold lines and strong color contrasts (plus the odd exploding volcano) give the prehistoric landscape plenty of visual appeal too." --Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews "It's a discussion prompt. Why did he do that? Where is he going? Our preschooler loves drilling down into these questions even when they're challenging and we're not mendacious enough to be sly. If yours is the same, this is the book for you." --Michael, thedinglehopper.wordpress.com "There's more text per page than I would have expected for a book aimed at this age group, but it is perfectly primed for read-aloud and the comic-style illustrations and format are incredibly engaging to look at. I absolutely melted at the twist at the end of the story, too. It was a fantastic way to finish a funny, memorable book." --Bruce Gargoyle, thebookshelfgargoyle.wordpress.com "Children will be instantly attracted to Miyanishi's illustrations. Throughout its pages, there are artistic touches like a white sky, coloring outside the edges to make the images pop, and hash marks for the dinos that serve as texture 101." --Justin Tadaldi, JQ Magazine, "The most interesting thing about this book is the ending. It is a happy ending, but a different kind of happy ending we are used to. Be aware that it could seem a little sad at the first moment, but at the same time will bring a great chance to talk about why this is actually a happy ending." --Sandra Lema, reviewsinchalk.blogspot.com, "The Tyrannosaurus looks more like a stylized Godzilla than a recognizable dino in the simply drawn pictures, but his toothy fierceness and the extreme size differential between him and tiny 'Yummy' ably capture the episode's essential features. Bold lines and strong color contrasts (plus the odd exploding volcano) give the prehistoric landscape plenty of visual appeal too." --Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews, "The Tyrannosaurus looks more like a stylized Godzilla than a recognizable dino in the simply drawn pictures, but his toothy fierceness and the extreme size differential between him and tiny 'Yummy' ably capture the episode's essential features. Bold lines and strong color contrasts (plus the odd exploding volcano) give the prehistoric landscape plenty of visual appeal too." --Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews "It's a discussion prompt. Why did he do that? Where is he going? Our preschooler loves drilling down into these questions even when they're challenging and we're not mendacious enough to be sly. If yours is the same, this is the book for you." --Michael, thedinglehopper.wordpress.com, "The Tyrannosaurus looks more like a stylized Godzilla than a recognizable dino in the simply drawn pictures, but his toothy fierceness and the extreme size differential between him and tiny 'Yummy' ably capture the episode's essential features. Bold lines and strong color contrasts (plus the odd exploding volcano) give the prehistoric landscape plenty of visual appeal too." --Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews "It's a discussion prompt. Why did he do that? Where is he going? Our preschooler loves drilling down into these questions even when they're challenging and we're not mendacious enough to be sly. If yours is the same, this is the book for you." --Michael, thedinglehopper.wordpress.com "There's more text per page than I would have expected for a book aimed at this age group, but it is perfectly primed for read-aloud and the comic-style illustrations and format are incredibly engaging to look at. I absolutely melted at the twist at the end of the story, too. It was a fantastic way to finish a funny, memorable book." --Bruce Gargoyle, thebookshelfgargoyle.wordpress.com "The bright, stylized illustrations that accompany the text are both poignant and powerful, supporting the story and engaging young audiences from the first page to the last." --Catherine Reed-Thureson, Foreword Reviews " It tells of an impossible kinship between two different dinosaur species from different generations, drawing readers into the world of dinosaurs. The ending of this odd-couple tale will melt your heart." --chopsticksny.com "Overall the tone is a mixture of silly, sad, and serious, and yet the style augments this with a range of subtler feelings, showing hints of a father's concern and pride . . . A beautiful and unforgettable tale that touches the heart." --Rachel Forbes, School Library Journal " The ending is cute and what is needed for a happily ever after. This is for young ones and doesn't take long to read. Just be prepared for the kids to act silly afterwards." --Jo Ann Hakola, ioba.org "Where to Read--In bed, before going to sleep, so that your fresh memory of the dinosaurs' world may lead you there in your dreams. Becoming the one to be told, 'I can't wait to be just like you' (a line from one of the stories), must be a heart-purifying experience." --Mai Niimi, the-japan-news.com, "I think probably the best children's book I have read all year!" --Jezire Akin, readjezireread.blogspot.com, " You Look Yummy! Is an utterly endearing story that touched my heart; and I can see why it's an international best seller. It's the best picture book for boys I've seen all year." --Susan Roberts, books4thecuriouschild.com, "The Tyrannosaurus looks more like a stylized Godzilla than a recognizable dino in the simply drawn pictures, but his toothy fierceness and the extreme size differential between him and tiny 'Yummy' ably capture the episode's essential features. Bold lines and strong color contrasts (plus the odd exploding volcano) give the prehistoric landscape plenty of visual appeal too." --Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews "It's a discussion prompt. Why did he do that? Where is he going? Our preschooler loves drilling down into these questions even when they're challenging and we're not mendacious enough to be sly. If yours is the same, this is the book for you." --Michael, thedinglehopper.wordpress.com "There's more text per page than I would have expected for a book aimed at this age group, but it is perfectly primed for read-aloud and the comic-style illustrations and format are incredibly engaging to look at. I absolutely melted at the twist at the end of the story, too. It was a fantastic way to finish a funny, memorable book." --Bruce Gargoyle, thebookshelfgargoyle.wordpress.com, "Grab yourself a copy of this beautiful children's story. You will be so happy you did." --A. Renee Hunt, areneehunt.com, "Children will be instantly attracted to Miyanishi's illustrations. Throughout its pages, there are artistic touches like a white sky, coloring outside the edges to make the images pop, and hash marks for the dinos that serve as texture 101." --Justin Tadaldi, JQ Magazine, "Grab yourself a copy of this beautiful children's story. You will be so happy you did." --A. Renee Hunt, areneehunt.com, "I admit it: I'm not much of a dinosaur fan - on the page, anyway. Far too many books starring these behemoth beings seem to loom over my desk. That said, every once in a (long) while, I discover an irresistible prehistoric beast with a story that just melts even my cynical old heart." --Terry Hong, smithsonianapa.org, "I found it to be really cute and a story that I'm sure my son will enjoy. It would be prefect for a bedtime story or just any story time. I would recommend this book for small children, under 7." --dealsandreviewsblog.wordpress.com, "I found it to be really cute and a story that I'm sure my son will enjoy. It would be prefect for a bedtime story or just any story time. I would recommend this book for small children, under 7." --dealsandreviewsblog.wordpress.com, "The Tyrannosaurus looks more like a stylized Godzilla than a recognizable dino in the simply drawn pictures, but his toothy fierceness and the extreme size differential between him and tiny 'Yummy' ably capture the episode's essential features. Bold lines and strong color contrasts (plus the odd exploding volcano) give the prehistoric landscape plenty of visual appeal too." --Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews "It's a discussion prompt. Why did he do that? Where is he going? Our preschooler loves drilling down into these questions even when they're challenging and we're not mendacious enough to be sly. If yours is the same, this is the book for you." --Michael, thedinglehopper.wordpress.com "There's more text per page than I would have expected for a book aimed at this age group, but it is perfectly primed for read-aloud and the comic-style illustrations and format are incredibly engaging to look at. I absolutely melted at the twist at the end of the story, too. It was a fantastic way to finish a funny, memorable book." --Bruce Gargoyle, thebookshelfgargoyle.wordpress.com "The bright, stylized illustrations that accompany the text are both poignant and powerful, supporting the story and engaging young audiences from the first page to the last." --Catherine Reed-Thureson, Foreword Reviews " It tells of an impossible kinship between two different dinosaur species from different generations, drawing readers into the world of dinosaurs. The ending of this odd-couple tale will melt your heart." --chopsticksny.com, "The Tyrannosaurus looks more like a stylized Godzilla than a recognizable dino in the simply drawn pictures, but his toothy fierceness and the extreme size differential between him and tiny 'Yummy' ably capture the episode's essential features. Bold lines and strong color contrasts (plus the odd exploding volcano) give the prehistoric landscape plenty of visual appeal too." --Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews "It's a discussion prompt. Why did he do that? Where is he going? Our preschooler loves drilling down into these questions even when they're challenging and we're not mendacious enough to be sly. If yours is the same, this is the book for you." --Michael, thedinglehopper.wordpress.com "There's more text per page than I would have expected for a book aimed at this age group, but it is perfectly primed for read-aloud and the comic-style illustrations and format are incredibly engaging to look at. I absolutely melted at the twist at the end of the story, too. It was a fantastic way to finish a funny, memorable book." --Bruce Gargoyle, thebookshelfgargoyle.wordpress.com "The bright, stylized illustrations that accompany the text are both poignant and powerful, supporting the story and engaging young audiences from the first page to the last." --Catherine Reed-Thureson, Foreword Reviews " It tells of an impossible kinship between two different dinosaur species from different generations, drawing readers into the world of dinosaurs. The ending of this odd-couple tale will melt your heart." --chopsticksny.com "Overall the tone is a mixture of silly, sad, and serious, and yet the style augments this with a range of subtler feelings, showing hints of a father's concern and pride . . . A beautiful and unforgettable tale that touches the heart." --Rachel Forbes, School Library Journal, " You Look Yummy! Is an utterly endearing story that touched my heart; and I can see why it's an international best seller. It's the best picture book for boys I've seen all year." --Susan Roberts, books4thecuriouschild.com, "I really liked this book because I love my daddy. He is the best daddy ever because he does everything like teach me things that are so funny!" -Angelina, 5 Girls Book Reviews, "I recommend You Look Yummy! to all ages. There are quite a lot of pictures and not many words on a pa≥ also, the words are not very hard, little children can easily figure out what they mean." --Ansh, booktrends.org, "The Tyrannosaurus looks more like a stylized Godzilla than a recognizable dino in the simply drawn pictures, but his toothy fierceness and the extreme size differential between him and tiny 'Yummy' ably capture the episode's essential features. Bold lines and strong color contrasts (plus the odd exploding volcano) give the prehistoric landscape plenty of visual appeal too." --Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews "It's a discussion prompt. Why did he do that? Where is he going? Our preschooler loves drilling down into these questions even when they're challenging and we're not mendacious enough to be sly. If yours is the same, this is the book for you." --Michael, thedinglehopper.wordpress.com "There's more text per page than I would have expected for a book aimed at this age group, but it is perfectly primed for read-aloud and the comic-style illustrations and format are incredibly engaging to look at. I absolutely melted at the twist at the end of the story, too. It was a fantastic way to finish a funny, memorable book." --Bruce Gargoyle, thebookshelfgargoyle.wordpress.com "The bright, stylized illustrations that accompany the text are both poignant and powerful, supporting the story and engaging young audiences from the first page to the last." --Catherine Reed-Thureson, Foreword Reviews " It tells of an impossible kinship between two different dinosaur species from different generations, drawing readers into the world of dinosaurs. The ending of this odd-couple tale will melt your heart." --chopsticksny.com "Overall the tone is a mixture of silly, sad, and serious, and yet the style augments this with a range of subtler feelings, showing hints of a father's concern and pride . . . A beautiful and unforgettable tale that touches the heart." --Rachel Forbes, School Library Journal " The ending is cute and what is needed for a happily ever after. This is for young ones and doesn't take long to read. Just be prepared for the kids to act silly afterwards." --Jo Ann Hakola, ioba.org, "Children will be instantly attracted to Miyanishi's illustrations. Throughout its pages, there are artistic touches like a white sky, coloring outside the edges to make the images pop, and hash marks for the dinos that serve as texture 101." --Justin Tadaldi, JQ Magazine
Grade fromKindergarten
Dewey Decimal[E]
Grade toSecond Grade
Lc Classification NumberPz7.M699575yo 2015
Number of Pages40 Pages
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This is one of my daughters favorite books. It’s a very cute story.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
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