«The perfect story to escape into and find adventure. Pooja is super talented and I'm a big fan!»

Marcus Rashford MBE

«A joyfully bonkers adventure, brimming with humour and heart.»

Maz Evans, author of <i>Who Let the Gods Out?</i>

«Rip-roaring fun for all ages!»

Aisha Bushby, author of <i>A Pocketful of Stars</i>

«A hilarious, pitch-perfect, roarsome romp of a time travel adventure. Genius inventions, dinosaurs, and a tortoise called Archibald. What more could you ask for? Pooja Puri is a tremendous talent – absolutely one to watch – and her fabulous story has been brought to life brilliantly with super fun art from Allen Fatimaharan.»

Rashmi Sirdeshpande author of <i>Dosh! </i>and<i> Never Show a T-Rex a Book</i>

«A wonderful romp through time with plenty of dinosaurs, inventions and Mr Gum-like new words. Allen Fatimaharan's art really pops – and some of the dinosaurs are GENUINELY scary! This book shows no respect for the fourth wall and I love it. Also, cracking one-liners! I felt a strong urge to go and invent stuff afterwards, so, warning to parents, you may end up with some geniuses of your own blasting holes in the space-time continuum. My recommendation of this book as a reading experience does NOT mean I approve of such meddling with the timeline!»

Louie Stowell author of <i>The Dragon in the Library</i>

«Appealing, hilarious and supremely readable(!), Pooja Puri’s entry into middle grade is a fun romp through time with a cocksure protagonist, a sidekick named Broccoli, and a humorously disapproving tortoise. Laughs and hijinks galore!»

Nizrana Farook author of<i> The Girl Who Stole an Elephant</i>

«I have just now finished A Dinosaur Ate My Sister and LOVED it! Esha leapt straight off page one and immediately made me want to join her in her hilarious and action-packed adventioning. (which is genius by the way!). It’s super sparky and fun and lit up by brilliant ideas and time travelling tortoises and the illustrations and design throughout the book are incredibly engaging - can’t ask for much more! I think Broccoli and Archibald might need their own spin off!»

Andy Shepherd - author of <i>The Boy Who Grew Dragons</i>.

«Oh how I loved meeting Esha Verma G.I.E. Brainy and brave! Pooja's MG debut is laugh out loud funny with non stop action. I am looking forward to reading it aloud to my nephew who is OBSESSED with dinosaurs.»

Sufiya Ahmed, author of <i>Noor-un-Nissa Inayat Khan</i>

«Puri's suitably puerile sense of humour will appeal to younger children and big kids alike»

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