It wasn't really Rory's mum's fault. She just bought Dinosaur Pie for a change and gave it to Rory for his dinner. The next morning he was a dinosaur. Not dressed up as a dinosaur - actually a dinosaur. His friend Daria suggests: 'Like, you could totally pretend to be cosplaying a dinosaur. Like, that's funny, a dinosaur playing a human cosplaying a dinosaur.' It's not all that funny really. Rory can't talk. (That's because he's a dinosaur.) And he can't bear the thought of eating an apple. All he wants to eat is sausages. It doesn't wear off. The supermarket that sold the pie doesn't want to know. The doctor isn't all that helpful. What are they going to do?

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"This book is great fun and moves along at a fast pace."

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"Despite the fantastical plot, Wallace's story has lots of real-world context that readers will enjoy, especially children who find it difficult to sit still and be quiet." 

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"It would be an asset to any library as a reading for pleasure book."

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 "Hilarious debut."

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"An accessible and fun read, O’Rourke’s illustrations capture the confusion and fun that ensues as Rory tries to navigate the world in dinosaur form."

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"With its clever, intertwining blend of real life, fantasy and friendship, this is a sparkling, fast-paced adventure for youngsters ready to move on to chapter books."

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"Sure to have young readers on the edge of their seats."

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"Entertains and enlightens in equal measure."

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"Debut author Wallace has created a warm and hilarious new book about celebrating our differences and exploring life with ADHD ... With laugh out loud moments, aided by genius cartoon illustrations from O’Rourke, this is the perfect story for the next step in a child’s reading journey, as they move on to more accessible and fun chapter books." 

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"Funny, pacy and poignant."

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"Dinosaur Pie is such a satisfying and well-rounded read it’s hard to believe this is Jen Wallace’s first time in print."

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"Great to read aloud, and genuinely funny."

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“This should keep the kids amused on a rainy summer afternoon.”

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"This book was so much fun."

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"Wonderful…simply wonderful."

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"A truly wonderful depiction of school and family life that celebrates difference."

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"This is such a fun read for younger children."

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"Gorgeous debut for children aged six and over."