The Great Discovery by Peter Donnelly
Mr Gray needs something spectacular to show for the grand reopening of his museum. So when he receives a call about a ‘very old thing’ that has been discovered in a garden, he is very keen to investigate. What he finds there is a ginormous bone.
Then another, and another …Could the bones be from an elephant? A rhinoceros? Or even a hippopotamus? When a little dog helps him uncover an enormous antler, Mr Gray thinks he might have solved the puzzle … and found a very special exhibit for his grand reopening, too!
Mr Gray needs something spectacular to show for the grand reopening of his museum. So when he receives a call about a ‘very old thing’ that has been discovered in a garden, he is very keen to investigate. What he finds there is a ginormous bone.
Then another, and another …Could the bones be from an elephant? A rhinoceros? Or even a hippopotamus? When a little dog helps him uncover an enormous antler, Mr Gray thinks he might have solved the puzzle … and found a very special exhibit for his grand reopening, too!
Mr Gray needs something spectacular to show for the grand reopening of his museum. So when he receives a call about a ‘very old thing’ that has been discovered in a garden, he is very keen to investigate. What he finds there is a ginormous bone.
Then another, and another …Could the bones be from an elephant? A rhinoceros? Or even a hippopotamus? When a little dog helps him uncover an enormous antler, Mr Gray thinks he might have solved the puzzle … and found a very special exhibit for his grand reopening, too!
About the Author
Peter Donnelly is an award-winning author/illustrator based in Co. Wicklow. His debut picture book, The President’s Glasses, was a No. 1 bestseller and The President’s Cat and The President’s Dog both won the An Post Children’s Book of the Year in 2018 and 2023. The Dead Zoo has delighted thousands of children and this book marks the much-anticipated return of its central character, Mr Gray.
Publisher: Gill Books
Date Published: 6 September 2024
Hardback, 32 pages
ISBN: 9780717196098
