If you have a little dino lover, you might want to check out Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs
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Gus, the Dinosaur Bus by Julia Liu and Bei Lynn
Frankly, having a dinosaur on regular roads alongside other vehicles is a recipe for disaster, but it does make for a fun children’s-book premise. After all, which kid can resist the idea of a friendly, lovable dinosaur transporting them to school every day?
Little Dinos series by Michael Dahl and Adam Record
This is a great board-book series that helps to reinforce positive behaviour and good manners in the little ones. The brightly coloured cartoons are appealing, while the sparse, humorous text in large fonts make it easy even for the youngest readers to understand and memorise the words in no time.
Suppose You Meet a Dinosaur by Judy Sierra and Tim Bowers
Manners are nice to have, but the process of instilling them can be kinda boring since more often than not, parents end up nagging their kids to mind their P’s and Q’s. To be fair, though, most kids don’t mean to be rude — they’re probably too preoccupied with having fun to remember the myriad dull rules that adults come up with.
Thus, Suppose You Meet a Dinosaur
How to Raise a Dinosaur by Natasha Wing and Pablo Bernasconi
Dinosaurs are extinct — this we all know. But which young dinosaur fan hasn’t fantasised about keeping one for a pet? How to Raise a Dinosaur
Tea Rex by Molly Idle
Tea Rex
How Do Dinosaurs Go to School? by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague
The How Do Dinosaurs ___? series will appeal to little dinosaur fans who will be mesmerized by the bold and detailed illustrations of different — and clearly named — dinosaurs in scenarios that they can identify with, in this case, in school
The books help to encourage good behaviour and discourage the bad by using dinosaurs to lead by example.
How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night? by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague
The How Do Dinosaurs ___? series will appeal to little dinosaur fans who will be mesmerized by the bold and detailed illustrations of different — and clearly named — dinosaurs in scenarios that they can identify with, in this case, during bedtime
The books help to encourage good behaviour and discourage the bad by using dinosaurs to lead by example.
Oh My Oh My Oh Dinosaurs! by Sandra Boynton
Oh My Oh My Oh Dinosaurs!
I Am a Tyrannosaurus by Anna Grossnickle Hines
I Am a Tyrannosaurus
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