Rampicante is a very very small dinosaur who lives in a pond and it is drying up. He needs to find out why and seeks to find a wiser pond creature to give him some answers. This children's book introduces younger children to the importance of trees, the influence they have on rainfall and the air we breathe, in a way that is refreshingly different and delightfully whimsical. The end pages include fun activities so the young reader can learn more about trees with guidance from a caregiver of teacher. It also includes a fun and easy recipe for a fully edible leaf sandwich because isn't that what dinosaurs eat?
Published in full premium colour using intriguing photographs to tell the tale, if your children discover the secret behind the dinosaur's name they may even be able to grow their own dinosaur!

Tricia Legg is a retired school teacher and educator who loves all things natural. An author, illustrator, magazine editor and gardener , she observes nature every day and draws from it for her unique children's stories and wonderful illustrations for her own books and many others published by mikeleggbooks.com. Based in New Zealand, Tricia is passionate about the glory of the planet and all the treasures and wonders of it, waiting to be discovered by the growing generations.