Dinosaurs Before Dark

Magic Tree House, Book 1

De: Mary Pope Osborne

Narrado por: Mary Pope Osborne

Where did the tree house come from? Before Jack and Annie can find out, the mysterious tree house whisks them back to the prehistoric past. Now they have to figure out how to get home. Can they do it before dark, or will they become a dinosaur's dinner?

It's about time: don't miss any of Jack and Annie's adventures in the Magic Tree House series.©1992 Mary Pope Osborne (P)2006 Random House, Inc. Listening Library, an imprint of the Random House Audio Publishing Group

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"This enjoyable time-travel fantasy is a successful beginning chapter book." (School Library Journal)

this book brings back memories

I loved this book as a kid so I read it again as an adult.

Wonderful First Fantasy Experience For The Young

These are the first chapter books I read to my children, and this one was their favorite. Now, I've downloaded it for my granddaughter. Educational, yet often a brand new genre for young people age 5 and up. This series never fails to capture their imagination and take them to a different place and time.

Good story

The story was good, but the reader was hard to follow along with. I have read this series when I was little and thought my daughter would enjoy them as well. I still like the books, but I think I will stick to reading them myself.

Rated by an 8 year old: 'Awesome Gift, Nana.'

Grandaughter says: "I like to listen to the books at night when I am going asleep and when I clean my room or just listen. When Mom and Nana are listening to their books I was bored. Now we all listen to audio books that Nana calls "Books on Tape". Shes silly because there isn't tape. She gave me her iPhone without the phone but it's cool. Thank You."

We have several Magic Tree House paper books that are frequently read to my grand daughter. When I saw, in December 2012, that Audible was offering these books for less than 2 dollars each I purchased all of them as grand daughters holiday present.

I had an older gen. iPhone which I'd turned into, basically, an iPod for grand daughter and added all 50 books to the phone.

I love listening to books, her mom loves listening to books, and now grand daughter is hooked. Though we still read to her and she to us, she loves putting a Magic Tree House story on while she cleans her room or even while she does homework some times-the little kid can multi task too. We also play it in the car, though she'd rather have her headphones on and listen to stories by herself.

I recommend this series of books for 7+ year olds who are ready to listen alone and who have the skills to work an MP3 type player...or do as I did and turn that old phone into an MP3player of some kind.

I have also downloaded games that challenge her and math and spelling games she can do herself. Face it...kids her age are the second generation of computer geek nerd types and they need to be challenged by their tech.

Magic Tree House series is a wonderful place to start...and thanks, Audible, for this affordable special.

Just Okay, According to a 6 Y.O.

According to my 6 year old: "I thought the book was okay. I liked "Annie." The book a little tiring and boring, sometimes." Yep--her words! Lol. As for me, I enjoyed listening.

my 2 year old listens to this audiobook daily

My 2 year old listed to this audiobook at least twice a day. she loves it and gets completely engrossed.

Magic Tree House #1 Dinosaurs Before Dark

My kindergartners loved listening to this serial! We've listened to it twice and now I just purchased more titles that would be fun for them to enjoy such as Afternoon in the Amazons because we are learning about the rainforest and respective animals found there. Also, I just purchased Vacation Under the Volcano because I have another child in the class who is very interested in volcanoes. I'm glad there are many titles from which I can choose, so there are plenty of stories for the children to listen to for the rest of the year---about 4.5 weeks left of school.

Amazing!😆

This book was amazing, more amazing than reading a book i love this book it makes me think about all that could happen in this world and did!🐲🌃

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Older woman a poor choice for narrator

This book is a good premise for young kids, but it needs either great art or a great vocal performance. On Audible, it had to be the latter, and it was sorely lacking. Older woman was poorly suited to do the kids' voices, and sound effects and music were lackin, also.