Dig Into Dinosaurs!

Dinorella does the dishes and dusting for her dreadful sisters Dora and Doris until a message arrives announcing the Duke’s Dinosaur Dance. Now Dinorella needs her Fairydactyl’s help to win the Duke’s love and escape her dull life in this delightful retelling of the classic “Cinderella.” And yes, the book is full of cute alliteration.

This nonfiction look at dinosaurs is accompanied by detailed paintings that brings them to life. Learn about popular dinosaurs like Brontosaurus, Velociraptor, Triceratopsand more, with pages full of interesting and scientific facts. And though younger children may find it hard to follow, they can still enjoy the exciting pictures covering the pages.

All aboard! Buddy, Mr. Conductor and your other favorite characters from Dinosaur Train have arrived with this collection of dinosaurs from A to Z. Learn all about the Apatosaurus, the Zigongosaurus and everything in between. Each dinosaur comes with an illustration of what it looked like and cool science facts to keep your child’s education rolling.

This updated tale of Dinosaur Bob finds him going on new adventures, with new illustrations and arrangements for the easy-to-play “The Ballad of Dinosaur Bob.” Bob is a large, adorable dinosaur who transports his family across land and sea to explore the wonders of the world.

This simple picture book is full of elegant colors and shapes, making it great for younger children to follow along with. Every dinosaur has its name labeled, along with a guide on how to pronounce each name. From longnecks to horned tails, these dinosaurs are an exotic bunch that’ll send imaginations soaring.

Whether they’re strong or weak, loud or quiet, this collection of dinosaur opposites is the perfect way to teach your child about antonyms. And despite their differences, these dinos also know how to come together and have fun, creating a heartwarming story of acceptance.

One boy loses his very large and very green dinosaur and goes on a humorous adventure to find him. Children will laugh at the clever hiding spots this dinosaur finds, and with every page comes a new challenge for readers to solve to see if they can find the missing dinosaur. The rhyming words add to its simple charm, making this a great pickup for families with younger children.

Jump rope with a Silvisaurus or read along with an Iguanodon in this adorable picture book that brings dinosaurs into the classroom. Buses and desks weren’t quite made for students of their size, creating humorous situations as the kids learn to share the school with their scaly peers.

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The Magic Tree House series is a classic found in every library, and this is the book which started it all. Siblings Jack and Annie find a tree house which transports them back to the time of the dinosaurs, sending them on a prehistoric adventure. Will the pair get back to the tree house before dark, or will they be trapped in history forever?

National Geographic presents another nonfiction look at dinosaurs of all sizes, from the tiny Microraptor to the enormous Spinosaurus. Parents will also appreciate the interactive activities and tips that will keep your kid captivated even after they’ve read the book. The many pictures and colorful facts make it easy for younger readers to enjoy as they explore the prehistoric world.

The Cat in the Hat surprises Dick and Sally again with a friendly Brontosaurus and a spontaneous trip back in time. His Super Dino Museum is a great way to learn how to pronounce the names of the dinosaurs, and the back of the book comes with a glossary for learning terms like “carnivore,” “muzzle,” and “zucchini.”

If you thought one dinosaur was more than enough, try ten. These dinosaurs know how to stomp and dance and shove each other out of the picture, reducing their group one-by-one. This book is great for helping children learn how to count down, and they’ll also enjoy the colorful reptiles prancing across their pages.

This interactive journey brings kids into the lab with pop-ups, pull-outs, flaps and more that brings the dinosaurs to life like never before. Explore fossils, maps and timelines as you dive into this exciting museum where surprises await on every page.

Based on the life of the very real artist, this book takes a look into his creation of the life-sized dinosaur models in 19th century London. The story throws the reader into Hawkins’ workshop, where they get a thrilling look as the famous sculptor turns bones into behemoths. The pages are also full of historical facts and detailed illustrations of the finished models.

Ms. Frizzle’s back for another field trip, but this time the bus is going back to a land before time. Not only does her class come face-to-face with living dinosaurs, but they also learn what they eat, where they live and the fossils they left behind. The characters also throw out jokes and questions, adding humor and liveliness to make it feel like you’re actually watching an episode of the show.

Thomas and Percy try to do their work in the forest, but the discovery of a new monster terrifies them so much all they can do is run away. Can they work together to overcome their fear and face the creature lurking in the woods? This tale features beloved characters and fully illustrated pages. And what’s more exciting than combining trains and dinosaurs?