
Part of the Ally-Saurus series
A new girl demands everyone follow her rules. Can Ally-saurus teach her to play nice?
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Ally-saurus and her friends love imaginative play, but new girl Maddie insists on her own rules, declaring, "Monsters can't be dinosaurs or dancers." She even takes Petey's teddy bear! Can Ally-saurus show Maddie that bossiness isn't fun and teach her the joy of respecting differences? Join the adventure as Ally-saurus roars into action, blending charm and humor to explore the power of friendship and understanding. Will Maddie learn to embrace the group's unique ways, or will her stubbornness drive them apart? Discover the playful journey of acceptance and cooperation.
What happens when a bossy new girl tries to make everyone play by her rules? Ally-saurus is back–and ROARING louder than ever! Ally-saurus and her friends always have lots of fun playing pretend. They stomp, they roar, they dance, each in their own way. But new girl Maddie wants everyone to play by HER rules. “Monsters can’t be dinosaurs or dancers,” she insists. Worst of all, she won’t let little Petee have his teddy bear! Can Ally-saurus help Maddie understand that bossiness is no fun at all? With charm and humor, Richard Torrey teaches a gentle lesson in respecting each other’s differences . . . and playing nice.
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