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The Pterodactyl’s Egg

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  • What happens when an odd egg you find unexpectedly hatches into a real, live pterodactyl? Two siblings find themselves in massive trouble as their hidden pet grows bigger by the day, all while an evil genius scientist hunts down the prehistoric beast
Author Name

Annie Besant

ISBN

9789351365228

Year of Publication

2015

Pages

112

Language

ENGLISH

Binding

Paperback

Publisher

HarperCollins India

2 in stock

DETAIL

ISBN: 9789351365228
Year Of Publication: 2015
Pages :112
Language : English
Binding : PEPARBACK
Publisher: HarperCollins India

OVERVIEW
  • The book centers around Sam and Priya, whose normal lives spiral into utter madness when they discover a mysterious egg. The story explores the boundaries of sibling teamwork, childhood secrecy, and the comedic, exhausting reality of trying to manage an animal that shouldn't exist in the modern world
Meet the Author
  • Annie Besant is a children's author who specializes in crafting lighthearted, imaginative fiction that speaks directly to young readers' love for adventure and the extraordinary. Her work focuses on high-energy plots, relatable sibling dynamics, and witty situational comedy.
Book Summary

Sam and Priya stumble upon a mysterious egg that hatches into a pterodactyl. Initially, having a baby dinosaur seems incredibly cool, but the creature starts growing bigger and bigger at an alarming speed. To make matters worse, it is completely untrained, causing a series of domestic disasters until their mother inevitably uncovers the secret. The stakes rise dramatically when a group of scientists, spearheaded by an evil genius named Dr. POX, arrives in town determined to capture the pterodactyl for their own experiments. The kids must use quick thinking to outsmart the scientists and keep their chaotic prehistoric friend safe

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