Description

Parker the T. Rex tries to fit in on a friendly farm, even though there are no jobs that seem suitable for a dinosaur . . . it will take a lot of work—and a lot of laughs—before Parker can find his place in this sweet barnyard tale. A funny read-aloud that’s perfect for fans of We Don’t Eat Our Classmates and Tiny T. Rex.

In order to fit in at the farm, Parker has to pull his weight—but he can’t lay eggs or give milk. Maybe the farmer’s chores will be better suited to Parker’s strengths . . . if only he weren’t so big and clumsy! But might some farm animals know exactly where Parker’s place is?

This silly and sweet barnyard tale with a well-meaning dinosaur will have readers laughing and also considering what it means to belong.

• Perfect for animal lovers.
• A laugh-out-loud read-aloud.
• Delivers a sweet message about belonging.
• Bright, inviting, and funny artwork showcases Russ Willms’s masterful comic timing.

About the Author

Russ Willms has always had a passion for art and fun, and humour has been part of his own expression throughout his career. His work has been featured in hundreds of magazines, books and ad campaigns throughout the world, including two forthcoming picture books. 

Russ Willms has always had a passion for art and fun, and humour has been part of his own expression throughout his career. His work has been featured in hundreds of magazines, books and ad campaigns throughout the world, including two forthcoming picture books. 

Praise For…

Praise for Parker's Place: "[An] amusing, sweet story. Young readers and listeners will happily find their place in the pages of this cute book. " — Kirkus Reviews

Praise for Who Will Pull Santa's Sleigh?: "This imaginative origin story is a likely crowd pleaser for the preschool set. The illustrations have a fun meta energy perfect for interactive storytimes." — Kirkus Reviews

Praise for Who Will Pull Santa's Sleigh?: "Via bright, cartoonlike illustrations, wordplay, and plentiful dialogue bubbles, Willms presents a comical origin story for Santa’s famous reindeer team.”  
— Publishers Weekly