Robert Heidbreder (Can)
Robert Heidbreder was born in Illinois but now calls British Columbia home. He has been enchanting children with his joyful poems and rhymes for more than two decades. He is an elementary school teacher who believes that children’s love of silly and absurd combinations of words makes them natural poets. Robert Heidbreder is the author of Eenie Meenie Manitoba, Don’t Eat Spiders, I Wished for a Unicorn, and most recently, Drumheller Dinosaur Dance.
Drumheller Dinosaur Dance Toronto: Kids Can Press, 2004   Publications

Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed Drumheller and the badlands of southern Alberta. The town is the home of thousands of dinosaur fossils and bones. When the city of Drumheller goes to sleep each night, the dinosaurs awake and reassemble themselves. A dinosaur roars out for the others to join him and they begin they very own celebration. Dinosaurs dance, play the drums and make a lot of noise. The adults dismiss the noise as a storm, but the children know better! They go to dance and frolic with the dinosaurs, until the sun starts to rise and they have to go back home to bed.

  • Drumheller Dinosaur Dance
    Toronto: Kids Can Press, 2004
  • See Saw Saskatchewan: More playful poems from coast to coast
    Toronto: Kids Can Press, 2002
  • Don’t Eat Spiders
    Stoddard Publishing, 2002
  • Python Play and Other Recipes for Fun
    Stoddard Publishing, 2002
  • I Wished For A Unicorn
    Toronto: Kids Can Press, 2000
  • Eenie Meenie Manitoba: Playful Poems
    and Rollicking Rhymes

    Toronto: Kids Can Press, 1996
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