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How Do Dinosaurs Eat Cookies

  • Recommended Age: 3-4 Year Old
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How do dinosaurs make cookies? The only way they know how--with lift-the-flaps and scratch-and-sniff cookie scents throughout!

These classic, bestselling characters from Jane Yolen and Mark Teague are through eating dinner and they are ready for dessert! With cookie-themed scratch-and-sniff scents throughout, Jane Yolen and Mark Teague's deliciously funny dinosaurs are given a brand new sense, the sense of smell!

With the aromas of chocolate, cinnamon, strawberry, and more, this is definitely the sweetest treat for all dinosaur fans!

Includes 3 Dino-Cookie Recipes:- Cinnama-Saurus Rex (cinnamon oatmeal cookies)- Choco-Chunk-A-Dactyl (chocolate-chocolate chip cookies)- Fossilized Lemon Tracks (lemon sugar cookies)


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Why Our Experts Love It


This book is perfect for all dinosaur lovers out there!

It is a cute story about cookies and dinosaurs! Nothing can beat that!

Another plus, it has scratch n' sniff scents throughout the book! YUM!

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  • This product meets or exceeds all safety standards
  • Choking Hazard 3 - Small parts not for children under 3 years

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