Tyrabbisaurus Rex

By: A.J. Culey

Narrated by: Matthew Woods

Length: 2 hrs and 52 mins

Publisher's summary

Tyrabbisaurus Rex doesn't appreciate being locked in a cage. Sure, it has three levels and is full of scrumptious veggies, but that doesn't mean he's willing to accept his fate as a classroom pet.

Ginger's not happy about the always escaping, poopy rabbit. First he chewed the dress her mom gave her. Now he keeps staring at her favorite hat. The demon bunny has got to go!

©2016 A.J. Culey (P)2016 A.J. Culey

It was ok

It was a good listen , worth my time and I would continue the series. Interesting

Great Character Voices

Listened to this book with my 5 and 6 year old children. They loved the story and it held their full attention. The perspective of the rabbit was funny and a silly perspective. The narrator did an amazing job performing numerous voices and accents. It really added to the engagement and humor.

Toward the end of the book the rabbit said "I think these kids are a little slow in the head, if you know what I mean." I don't see why this was necessary; it didn't add to the book or develop the characterization. In fact, it felt out of place and stood out to me as I was listening to the story in the background. I just found this to be an odd choice on the part of the author.

I was provided a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are all my own.

T-rab

This is one of my 7 year old grandson's favorite stories. He has listened to it several times and loves it just as much each time. He really enjoys the narrator. I bought the 2nd book and I hope likes it as much.

loved it

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Cute story, great narrator

Very cute story, the narrator was great hope to find more stories narrated by Matthew Woods.

Really fun book!!!

What a fun book!!! It was witty, funny and even hit on some more serious subjects. It was well written and I liked that the language used wasn't dumbed down even though the book was geared towards younger kids.
The story is about a classroom rabbit who believes he is a Tyrabbisaurus Rex and his many adventures in the classroom and among the kids. The book is told from many alternating POVs including the rabbit's. This allows you to learn about each child and their home life throughout the book. It also gives the story a fun and unique quality.
I really enjoyed the TRab's delusions of grandeur. His idea of his cuddly cute self as a ferocious world dominating megalomaniac was hysterical.
The narrator did an excellent job. She portrayed each character in a way that was unique so that young children listening could distinguish between them easily.
I think that children will enjoy this book a lot. It's a lot of fun to listen to and the story has a good pace that will keep kids engaged.
I hope that this book is part of a series because I look forward to hearing about more of the adventures of the Tyrabbisaurus Rex!

I would like to thank the author/narrator/publisher for gifting me a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an unbiased and honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Tiny bunny, big character

Which character – as performed by Matthew Woods – was your favorite?

T-rab himself. His tone fit the character to a T. So funny.

Any additional comments?

My daughter and I already owned the paper copy of the book and loved the story. We couldn't wait to see what the voice actor would do with the characters, and his interpretations (in our minds) was perfect. My daughter has listened to it multiple times and even though it is a middle-grade, it is both funny and substantial enough to hold an adult's attention as well. Well worth the buy.