The Crossodile
The Crossodile by Rachel Morrisroe, published by Penguin Random House on April 25, 2024, is a 32-page picture book written in English. This engaging story follows Hayden Hill, who enjoys various activities but struggles with his emotions when he becomes increasingly cross. As his frustration escalates, his pet lizard transforms into a chaotic creature known as the Crossodile, leading to a series of humorous and challenging situations.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of anger, friendship, and emotional understanding. Through Hayden’s journey, the book addresses how to manage feelings and the importance of companionship in overcoming challenges. With its playful rhymes and vibrant illustrations, The Crossodile presents a unique approach to discussing emotions, making it a valuable addition to juvenile nonfiction and fiction collections focused on health, social themes, and animal concepts.
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BEWARE the swirling, storming Crossodile!
Though Hayden Hill likes lots of things – like eating ice-cream, playing chess, and looking after his pet lizard – some things make him a bit, well . . . cross.
And when he can’t stop himself from getting crosser and crosser, a rather strange thing happens – his little pet lizard turns into a giant snapping whirlwind of a CROSSODILE!
As his out-of-control Crossodile causes destruction everywhere it goes and terrifies his friends, Hayden realises that he can’t keep letting it take over.
Can he figure out how to understand his anger and tame his Crossodile once and for all?
A hilarious and heartwarming rhyming tale about understanding your anger and the importance of friendship, from incredible picture book talent Rachel Morrisroe and bestselling illustrator Ella Okstad.
More magical stories from Rachel Morrisroe and Ella Okstad-
The Drama Llama
The Truth about Yeticorns
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