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by Salim Mansoor (Author), Andy Catling (Illustrator)
Tor is not like the other dinosaurs. His mom is a mighty T-Rex, and his dad is a towering Brachiosaur. But when Tor wants to play basketball, he doesn't fit in with either team. The T-Rex kids think his arms are too long, and the Brachiosaurs say his neck is too short. Feeling left out, Tor watches from the sidelines-until he gets his chance to play.
As Tor experiments with different playing styles, he learns that he doesn't have to be just one thing. He's both a T-Rex and a Brachiosaur, and that makes him unique. With strong legs and long arms, he discovers his own way to play-one that no one else can match!
A heartwarming story about self-acceptance, identity, and embracing what makes you special, Tor the T-Rex Brachiosaur is perfect for children ages 3-7 who love dinosaurs, sports, and stories of perseverance.
