Radisaurs Series of Children’s Books Announced – Featuring Characters Half Dinosaur, Half Animal

Aug. 16, 2010 - PRLog -- Author / Illustrator David Aiello has introduced the RadisaursTM series of children’s books. The Radisaurs series takes children's dinosaur and animal picture books in a new direction by introducing characters that are half dinosaur, half animal!

In "T-Bone and the Lost City," the first book in this new series, we meet T-Bone, a stegophant, Streak, a giraffiraptor, Loogey, a squirrodacty, and Auna, a brontobee! In this story these friends go on a mountain biking adventure and discover a lost city! While exploring this new place, they discover strange new creatures -- and learn that  sometimes you have to be brave in order to grow.

In the Radisaurs series of books, Mr. Aiello captures the joy he experienced from his first books. In amusing, rhyming verse, young readers, ages 5-10, will be challenged while being exposed to these incredible new characters! The stories flow with fun and adventure while exploring issues everyone can understand, such as fear and friendship, appreciating parents, and taking responsibility for one’s actions.

David Aiello is a new author / illustrator who uses his own photographs as the basis for much of the imagery in his books. His experience with my own children and desire to more fully explore and perpetuate those experiences is his true motivation for the Radisaurs series of children’s books.

The Radisaurs will appeal to the imagination and spirit of adventure of everyone young at heart. For more information including how to order, visit http://www.radisaurs.com.

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Author / Illustrator David Aiello has created the Radisaurs series of children’s books. These books follow, in rhyming verse, the adventures of characters that are half dinosaur, half modern animal. Creatures such as a giraffiraptor, stegophant, and brontobee are friends who enjoy exploring their world.

Composed of short sentences printed in large type, these entertaining stories will be well suited to new readers, ages 5 - 10. The stories flow with fun and adventure while exploring issues everyone can understand, such as fear and friendship, understanding parents, and taking responsibility for one’s actions.

For more information, visit http://www.radisaurs.com.