Review of Roarasaurus

[Jessica Uchechi Azuka]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Roarasaurus" by Great-aunt Rita(and she really is GREAT!) with lots of help from Jake and Elina Farber.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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We have heard of how toys act out of place and begin to behave weirdly and fearfully. A similar thing happened in this book. Roarasaurus is a children’s book by Great-aunt Rita (and she really is GREAT!) with lots of help from Jake and Elina Farber and illustrated by Mike Sofka.

As Jake celebrates his birthday, his aunt, Great-Aunt Rita, decides to go to the store to get a gift for him. Among various other toys she finds in the store, she gets attracted to a big dinosaur, and she takes it. As she tried to pay, the store owner told her that the toy was a special one as it could walk and talk. Great-Aunt Rita bought it and took it to Jake, who loved it. However, the toy refused to work until Great-Aunt Rita followed the instructions. The twist comes when the toy not only starts walking and talking but also destroys things in the process. How does it all end? Grab a copy of this book to find out.

The author grabbed my attention with the title and the quality and colourful book cover that the book has. It was only after reading the book that I found out how the title came about. Each page is also filled with inviting illustrations that make reading fun.

The book was entertaining. I could not help but imagine how Jake and his mother felt as the toys were scattered around the house. They must have been so terrified, and I could not help but laugh when Jake rejected the second toy he got. The book was educational. The advice after that shows that one needs to observe events well before judging or making a decision.


There was nothing to dislike about this book. It was concise and did not contain unnecessary details. It was fun, entertaining, and educational. The book was also exceptionally well edited, as I found no errors while reading. Therefore, I rate this book five out of five stars.

I recommend this book to children ages 3 to 6. Parents can also read it as bedtime stories to younger children.

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[Jake Shaun]

Roarasaurus" by Great-aunt Rita, with help from Jake and Elina Farber, is a delightful children's book that takes readers on an exciting adventure with a special dinosaur toy. Filled with vibrant illustrations by Mike Sofka, the story explores themes of unexpected surprises and the importance of following instructions.

[itz maya]

Your review of "Roarasaurus" by Great-Aunt Rita is engaging and captures the essence of the book well. You highlight how the intriguing title and colorful illustrations drew you in, and you effectively describe the entertaining and educational aspects of the story. Your reflection on the humor and the lesson about observing events before making judgments adds depth to your review. It’s clear that the book provided both fun and valuable insights, making it a memorable read. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[Williams Frank]

She chooses a Roarasaurus toy, but once home, the toy begins to come to life, causing unexpected adventures and teaching Jake important lessons about bravery, imagination, and the power of kindness.

[Emmanuel Chiahulamiro]

Roarasaurus by Great-aunt Rita, with Jake and Elina Farber, is a charming children’s book featuring a special dinosaur toy on an exciting adventure. Vibrant illustrations by Mike Sofka enhance the story, which explores themes of unexpected surprises and the value of following instructions.

[Engr Chiahulamiro Sebastine]

Jake’s choice of a Roarasaurus toy leads to unexpected adventures when the toy comes to life. Through these escapades, he learns valuable lessons about bravery, imagination, and kindness, enriching his understanding of these important values.