VACATION FOR DEXTER!

A Dexter T. Rexter Book

By: Lindsay Ward

Published: April 16, 2019

Publisher: Two Lions

Fiction


Dexter the Dinosaur is leaving with the family to go to Florida. He assumes it will be the road trip of a lifetime…until they arrive at the airport. Dexter has never flown before and is quite afraid. When Jack also gets a bit scared on the plane, Dexter comes to the rescue and the two of them comfort each other through the rest of the trip.

Dexter is quite silly as he points out his tiny arms or smelly armpits. Jack’s expressions show his anxiety and fears and relief when Dexter joins Jack on his lap. After comforting each other and a few cookies, they realize that flying can be fun and exciting.

Kids will relate to both Jack and Dexter’s fears about flying. If your family is taking a trip, reading this book can help a child feel more comfortable about the flight. Make sure you pack their own friend for the trip!

This is the third in the Dexter T. Rexter series and Ward’s writing and illustrations are just as delightful. To see all the books in the series click, HERE.

Click HERE for the fun companion Dexter coloring sheet.

Check out my review of IT’S SHOW AND TELL, DEXTER.


I will be linking up this review on Booking Mama’s regular Saturday feature, Kid Konnection. This is a place for bloggers to share posts related to children’s and YA books. You will find spotlights, reviews, and sometimes even giveaways by clicking HERE, every Saturday.


Check out these other travel books for kids:

THE TRAVEL ADVENTURES OF PJ MOUSE

ELLIE CAMPS UNDER THE STARS

ELLIE’S BEST BEACH VACATION EVER

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS UNITED STATES ATLAS

TIME FOR KIDS AWESOME AMERICA

Thanks to the publisher for sending a copy of this book for the purpose of this review. This review is my honest opinion. If you choose to purchase this book through the above link, I may receive a small commission without you having to pay a cent more for your purchase.

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