books about: dinosaur     books:       Magic Tree House Boxed Set, Books 1-4: Dinosaurs Before Dark, The Knight at Dawn, Mummies in the Morning, and ...93 reviews Mary Pope Osborne Random House Books for Young Readers, 2001 great for the imagination I bought the set as a gift for my nephew, whom is in second grade. Hoping to spark his interest in reading. The Magic Tree House books were the first books that grabbed my own sons interested when he began reading. He would devour a book in a couple of days and couldn't wait to began a new one. His imagination would grow as he traveled along with Jack and Annie on one fictional adventure ...             How to Be a Friend: A Guide to Making Friends and Keeping Them (Dino Life Guides for Families)18 reviews Laurie Krasny Brown Little, Brown Young Readers, 2001 Great to discuss with 5 to 9 year olds This book has been great for an initial read to discuss with my children what a friend is. It continues to be a great reference tool for situations that come up. We pull out the book and read it with our children to remind them what a friend is and how a friend should treat them.             How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight?122 reviews Jane Yolen Blue Sky Press, 2000 Look closely, most of the dinosaurs have pets! This is my toddler's favorite of the series. It is the usual whimsical style with beautifully detailed illustrations. We just discovered after many readings that there is a pet on most pages. My toddler loves to look for the dinosaurs' pets as we turn the pages. A refreshing bedtime story.             Jurassic Park645 reviews Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 1991 A Dark, Exciting, and Engaging Techno-Thriller! I saw the film JURASSIC PARK and loved it (who didn't?). Steven Spielberg had once again proved his genious. Later, I decided to read the book by Michael Crichton. I loved it just as much, if not more, than the film. It was my first Crichton book, and I was very impressed by his talent of weaving science and probability in his mile-a-minute plot lines. The movie plot closely followed that of ...             How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Rooms?21 reviews Jane Yolen Blue Sky Press, 2004 Lives up to the standard set by the bigger books The full-size "How Do Dinosaurs..." books (Eat Their Food, Go To Bed, Get Well Soon, Go To School) are wonderful and fun, and this book follows in that mold. The story doesn't seem much shorter than in the bigger books, and has the same great rhyming cadence even though the words are more than the usual one-syllable words. It is fun for parents to read as well as children! The ...             Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs: The Definitive Pop-Up147 reviews Candlewick, 2005 Great Book Bought this book for my 5 year old granddaughter who is really into Dinosaurs. She was thrilled with it. Since opening it, she wants to look at it every day. It's been 2 weeks now and she is still enjoying it. At first glance, you may not notice all the "small pockets" on each page which also pop-up to reveal even more 3D pictures. Overall, a great purchase and I would highly recommend ...             How Do Dinosaurs Go To School? (How Do Dinosaurs...)17 reviews Jane Yolen The Blue Sky Press, 2007 My son's favorite! My son loves this series. We got them when he was 2 and he isn't a big dinosaur fan, but he loves to read them every night. He likes Goodnight & Eat Their Food better because he's not in school yet, but he loves them all. I like them too. His other fave is the David books, and I get tired of reading those, but I still enjoy reading these. I love that these books teach him what not to do.             Dinosaurs Divorce36 reviews Marc Brown, Laurie Krasny Brown Little, Brown Young Readers, 1988 Read it again My six year old son loved the book. It helps children understand better what divorce is about and what to expect. A must for children going through this.             Big Box of Boynton: Barnyard Dance! Pajama Time! Oh My Oh My Oh Dinosaurs!30 reviews Sandra Boynton Workman Publishing Company, 2005 So cute! These books are so cute! The Barnyard Dance has a really fun rhythm just like square dancing, and the DInosaurs one is about opposites. They are so cute. My 12 month old isn't super into the pictures, but I know it won't be long and he'll love the rhythmic sound of the story. the Barnyard Dance is a big hit among a few of my friend's kids.             How Do Dinosaurs Play With Their Friends (How Do Dinosaurs)24 reviews Jane Yolen The Blue Sky Press, 2006 Good book! My daughter's daycare reads these books to her, so I bought one for home. She loves it! I think the book teaches good lessons in a fun way.             My Big Dinosaur Book (My Big Board Books)15 reviews Roger Priddy Priddy Books, 2004 Cool dinosaur pictures My 3-year-son started to get interested in dinosaur a few months ago. I bought this book for him so that he can see there are many kinds of dinosaurs, and we have a lot of fun looking at these pictures together.             Big Book of Dinosaurs22 reviews DK Publishing DK CHILDREN, 1994 My son really liked it I bought this book for my 4 year old... he collects every book we find about dinosaurs. He loved it. He takes it with him everywhere and it is the front book in his Dino-library. It is a bit thin, but the pictures are great and have really inspired him. I highly recomend it.             Antarktos Rising - A Novel49 reviews Jeremy Robinson Breakneck Books, 2007 Explosive, Spine Tingling Adventure Jeremy Robinson has done it again with his new, explosive action/adventure novel that will keep you turning pages well into the night. Antarktos Rising plunges the modern world into the savage, ancient earth of eons past. Through a series of cataclysmic events, the continent of Antarctica is transformed into an apparent paradise while most of the inhabited earth is destroyed through a massive ...             How Do Dinosaurs Count To Ten?16 reviews Jane Yolen Blue Sky Press, 2004 nice these are such great books. i love them all. it's nice to have a board book so younger kids can enjoy them too             Oh My Oh My Oh Dinosaurs! (Boynton on Board)31 reviews Sandra Boynton Workman Publishing Company, 1993 Not your every-day opposites book This is probably the most clever and entertaining opposites book I've come across so far. Like most of Boynton's work, this book is filled with cute illustrations in her classic fun style. The rhymes are great and have that fun-to-recite quality found in most of her books. If you're drawn to this book because your young child loves dinosaurs, don't pass it up! This is a great story for ...             Legend: An Event Group Thriller (Event Group Thrillers)11 reviews David Lynn Golemon St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2008 Fantastic! What a great second effort from this author. This was an exciting story from start to finish and personally I thought it was better than the frist book Goleman wrote. I am anxiously awaiting the third installment of the Event Group. Very good characters and great story lines. Sometimes these kinds of books get formulaic, but so far Goleman has avoided that pitfall. Way to go!             Danny and the Dinosaur28 reviews HarperTrophy, 1992 My 2-year-old niece's current favorite book My two-year-old niece insists that her mother and grandmother read this book to her several times a day. When I went to visit, I saw this book and immediately remembered enjoying it as a kid. Our neighbor read it to me to comfort me one day when I was upset because my dad had locked his keys in his car, we were locked out of the house, and I was upset because I had stepped in a puddle and my ...             How Do Dinosaurs Eat Their Food?32 reviews Jane Yolen The Blue Sky Press, 2005 Great I love these books. Everyone of the books in the series have met mine and my child's expectations. Of course being a boy he loves the dinosaurs and as I the mom, I love the values, manners and morals they teach.             How Do Dinosaurs Learn Their Colors11 reviews Jane Yolen The Blue Sky Press, 2006 As good as the other "How Do Dinosaurs..." books My three year old likes all these books. They aren't too dull to read either for the parent.             Evolution: What the Fossils Say and Why It Matters31 reviews Donald R. Prothero Columbia University Press, 2007 Will this book prove effective? A society driving an eminent scientist to produce a book such as this is in need of some serious reflective thinking. Prothero's account is not the first such investigation of the clash of science and superstition, but it ranks as one of the most thorough and revealing. Although this is a work of science, it is also a campaign manifesto. The author is eager to expose the fallacies of ...              search for books antarktos, barnyard, before, boynton, colors, definitive, dinosaur, dinosaurs, divorce, encyclopedia, evolution, families, fossils, friends, goodnight, jurassic, keeping, knight, legend, matters, morning, mummies, pajama, pirates, pop-up, prehistorica, rising, school, thriller, thrillers books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen baby: Medela Personalfit Connectors Impressum - about us get your own free shoutbox