Tony Rex’s Seven Stomps to Success

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Alongside being an awesome dinosaur, it seems Tony Rex is also a life counsellor. With that in mind, he offers Tony Rex’s Seven Stomps to Success.

He reminds us to look after ourselves, maybe with an onion and sea salt thrown into our bath water, to surround ourselves with good people, to step out into the open, where we might be seen, and then to challenge ourselves and grow (maybe nutritiously?) We’re to face up to scary things, maybe big dinosaurs? Then again, we’re to own our mistakes too. While we should keep moving, we shouldn’t move too fast, but seize moments when it’s good to slow down…. How slow though? And then slow enough that we can move closer to this life coach?

Alongside advice that is worthwhile, we’ve the edge of this green giant, waiting for us, egging us on, constant, and quite hilarious.

Bookwagon adores Alex Latimer’s books. We are so happy to welcome aboard Tony Rex’s Seven Stomps to Success. 

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Tony Rex’s Seven Stomps to Success

A Dino’s Guide to Smashing It

Alex Latimer

(Andersen Press)

Although Tony’s ‘one of Earth’s most successful predators’, it seems he’s ‘also a LIFE COACH’. Thereafter it seems that wherever we are, and whatever we’re up to, he’s ‘right behind’ us. Let’s tuck into Tony Rex’s Seven Stomps to Success.
He reminds us, first of all, to challenge ourselves and grow, face up to scary things, although we might feel inclined to hide away. In fact, Tony’s advice is that it’s  better to ‘stay out in the open‘ (where Tony can see you!) What’s more, it’s important to look after ourselves, even by adding an onion or sea salt to our baths…. (Really?- Bookwagon). While we all make mistakes, it’s important to keep moving, though slowing down at times is important to everyone of us. Then again, keeping good people close to us is always worthwhile.
Throughout Tony’s guidance, we’ve anecdotal evidence that he’s not only being helpful, but maybe has a hidden agenda. Why would he choose to have us slow down at times? Then again, that onion and salt? Finally, to ask us to move closer, closer, CLOSER?
Bookwagon loves Alex Latimer‘s dynamic, hilarious and richly enjoyable books. From Gordon the Meanest Goose on Earth to Marigold is a Chicken, every book is a triumph. We are so happy to welcome aboard Tony Rex’s Seven Stomps to Success. 

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