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by Diane Put (Author), Rik de Wulf (Illustrator)
A familiar story about emotions, friendship, and recognition. For little volcanoes ages 3 years and up.
Little Dino and his friend Bronto are on a walk together when suddenly the ground starts to shake. They discover that a small volcano has erupted. The little volcano is angry because the dinosaurs never see him. In fact, they even step on him! Together with his friends, Little Dino creates a place where the little volcano is seen and valued.Author Biography
Diane Put was born in 1962 in Limburg, Belgium. Losing her mom at the age of 4, she sought refuge in drawing everything she saw and felt. In time, she became a kindergarten teacher. Diane's greatest wish came true when her two daughters, Eveline and Charlotte, were born. She dreamed of one day creating her own picture book. However, in 1998, Diane's life came to a standstill when her youngest daughter, Charlotte, passed away. After many years of grief, Diane began to wonder if her memories of Charlotte could be channeled into something beautiful. Her creativity and positive energy flowed together . . . resulting in her first picture book! In 2010, Diane met Rik De Wulf. Together, they've created over 20 picture books.
Rik De Wulf was born in 1958 in Sint-Jans-Molenbeek, near Brussels, Belgium. He started his career as a cartoonist, but since 2010, he has devoted himself entirely to drawing and writing children's stories, always in collaboration with other creative minds. He enjoys alternating between writing and illustrating.
