If you took a poll of elementary and preschool classrooms, you’d find that a huge majority of children are obsessed with dinosaurs. There is something about their sharp teeth and mysterious disappearance that intrigues kids of all ages.
While nonfiction dinosaur books for kids can be interesting, to get kids more excited about reading and engage their imagination, consider checking out some fictional dinosaur books.
The books listed below are some of the best dinosaur books for kids and will appeal to their love of dinosaurs while taking them on magical journeys to lands of make-believe.
Dinosaur Books for Toddlers: 1-3 Year Olds
As toddlers start to get curious about the world around them, a great way to introduce them to colors, letters, and numbers is by reading to them. Whether they’re flipping through dinosaur picture books alone or you’re reading them a bedtime story, a toddler’s interest in books will set a great foundation for future learning. The following books are perfect for dino-loving littles.
Dinosaur Dance
Author: Sandra Boynton
Age Range: 1 – 5 years
Wiggle and dance along as you read through this fun, silly book with your little one. You’ll shimmy shake and cha cha cha with adorable dinosaur illustrations.
Young kids will love to flip through this alone to admire the cute pictures. You can also use this book as a fun game, having children deedly dee and tappity tap as you read aloud.
This is a great book for teaching actions and movements to littles that love dinosaurs.
Dinosnores
Author: Sandra Boynton
Age Range: Baby – 4 years
What do dinosaurs do at bedtime? Well, they get ready for bed and put on their jammies, of course! Then, when these dinos get all snuggled up, they begin to snore as only dinosaurs can.
Read through this fun story at bedtime to help set up your nighttime routine, just like the dinosaurs. Kids will enjoy listening to this fun story just as much as adults will enjoy reading it.
Count the Dinosaurs!
Author: Books For Little Ones
Age Range: 2 – 5 years
For little ones learning to count, this is the perfect book. Count the Dinosaurs! is more of an activity book than a story, so it allows children to get involved as they count.
The pages feature dinosaurs and other creatures that children can count and do other fun activities with. This is a great step up from classic number stories and allows children to get involved in their learning.
Jurassic Park Little Golden Book
Author: Arie Kaplan
Age Range: 2 – 5 years
The dinosaur blockbuster, Jurassic Park, comes to life for children in this Little Golden Book.
A condensed version of the classic movie, this book is a fun way for young children to be introduced to this exciting tale without the scary elements.
Kids will love being able to learn about this movie in this beautifully illustrated book.
Thomas and the Dinosaur
Author: Wilbert Awdry (Golden Books)
Age Range: 2 – 5 years
Another favorite among young kids is trains. Specifically, Thomas the Train. This story combines everyone’s favorite locomotive with dinosaurs.
Read along as Thomas and Percy make their way along the tracks in the forest. Suddenly, they run into a dinosaur.
Will Thomas and Percy befriend the dinosaur or will they have to flee for their lives? Read this exciting book with your kids to find out!
101 Dinosaurs: And Other Prehistoric Reptiles
Author: April Jones Prince
Age Range: Baby – 3 years
Test your pronunciation skills while you read through these 101 dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. This book rhymes, so it’s a fun and silly read.
The long dinosaur names and exciting pictures add to the fun as you work your way through all of the reptiles. Each type of dinosaur is put into different categories, making them easier for kids to learn.
Very young kids will love flipping through this board book, and older children will love trying to read all the long names.
Dinosaur Bones
Author: Bob Barner
Age Range: Baby – 12 years
The paper collage pictures in this book will interest kids of all ages. The facts within this fun book will interest adults just as much as the kids.
The rhyming flow of this book makes it an easy read, so, even though it’s full of facts, it won’t be a boring learning experience.
This is a terrific book for young kids that love the way fictional books are designed and parents that want kids to learn new things about dinosaurs while they enjoy reading.
Curious George’s Dinosaur Discovery
Author: H. A. Rey
Age Range: 4 – 7 years
The classic children’s book character, Curious George, is hunting for dinosaur bones.
He goes through all the steps that any good paleontologist would, digging and sifting and searching, but he can’t seem to find any bones. When George decides to climb to the top of a mountain, his luck may change.
Children and adults will love to read along to see what kind of crazy adventure George finds himself on in this book.
Dinosaur Books for Preschoolers: 4-6 Year Olds
By age four, many children start to have clear interests that aren’t influenced by adults or their peers. For many kids, a love of dinosaurs develops at this age. If you’ve ever talked to a young child, you’ve probably learned a lot about Pterodactyls and Tyrannosaurus Rexes. For these young readers, the following dinosaur books for kids will make a great addition to their bookshelf.
Crunch the Shy Dinosaur
Author: Cirocco Dunlap
Age Range: 3 – 7 years
This book about a shy little brontosaurus is a great read for young children, especially those going into preschool or kindergarten.
This book helps to teach kids about the importance of personal boundaries, how to make new friends, and understanding that some people are shy when meeting new people.
Crunch the Shy Dinosaur is full of different hobbies and activities that may relate to the reader or to people they know.
This book is a great conversation starter and an excellent model for children to learn to make new friends.
Tiny T. Rex and the Impossible Hug
Author: Jonathan Stutzman
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
A fun spin on a classic Tyrannosaurus rex joke, this book centers around Tiny the Tyrannosaurus rex and Pointy, his sad friend.
Tiny spends the book trying to cheer up his friend by giving him a hug. But, as we all know, it’s hard to give a hug with itsy bitsy arms.
Tiny gets advice from his friends and family, who are all doing surprisingly human activities, on how to cheer Pointy up with a hug.
This is a quick, easy read that young kids will love to listen to and older kids will love to read on their own.
We Don’t Eat Our Classmates
Author: Ryan T. Higgins
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
From the title, it’s easy to see that this is a very silly and fun story. But within this book’s pages is a valuable lesson, as well.
Penelope has started school with some humans, but they are so tasty she’d rather eat them than make friends. But, when someone else may make Penelope a snack as she has done to her classmates, she realizes she doesn’t like being treated the way she has treated others.
This story is great for modeling the golden rule in a fun and entertaining way.
Rawr!
Author: Todd H. Doodler
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
Calling the main character in this book “cute” just doesn’t do him any justice.
This exciting story takes readers on a journey to a school day in the life of a Tyrannosaurus rex. Rex is kind and considerate like any good dinosaur would be, but he encounters lots of obstacles throughout his school day.
From scaring away classmates to ill-fitting gym clothes, this story is sure to get a laugh out of readers of all ages.
Never Let a Dinosaur Scribble!
Author: Diane Alber
Age Range: 3 – 7 years
This story is a terrific read for imaginative kids. It begins with the main character being told that dinosaurs just aren’t suited for scribbling.
“Never let a dinosaur scribble!” is a warning that is repeated over and over. But a little boy just can’t understand what all the fuss is about. So, he allows a dinosaur to scribble and quickly finds that he probably should have listened to all of those warnings, after all.
This story goes quickly and can be a great conversation starter to talk about why it’s a good idea to heed warnings.
How Do Dinosaurs Series
Author: Jane Yolen
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
This 20-book series consists of flowing rhymes that teach children proper behavior. By pointing out what the dinosaur has done wrong, then correcting the behavior and modeling the correct way to behave, kids will learn about manners while having a great time reading.
This extensive series includes titles like How Do Dinosaurs Love Their Cats?, How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight?, How Do Dinosaurs Play with their Friends?, and many more.
If there are certain behaviors that a child is having trouble with, pick up the corresponding How Do Dinosaurs book to help your child work through their behavior.
Dinosaur Roar!
Author: Paul Stickland
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
This exciting book with vibrant illustrations has been around for over 25 years. This means that the new generation of parents will be able to read one of their favorite childhood books to their children.
The new edition of this book has a fun addition, a roaring button, that makes the reading experience more interactive and interesting to younger children.
This book helps to teach different describing words to children, as well, which is great for young children who are just learning to talk and experience the world around them.
Ten Terrible Dinosaurs
Author: Paul Stickland
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
This adorable book helps kids with counting to ten, backward, and forward. As the dinosaurs leave the pages, they stomp, roar, and dance around.
This book can help children learn to count, learn different action words, and learn about how dinosaurs may have looked.
The bright illustrations and big words make it an enjoyable read for kids of all ages.
Dinosaurs Galore!
Author: Giles Andreae
Age Range: 3 – 7 years
This rhyming book will teach kids a few things about different dinosaurs and even provides phonetic pronunciations of the dinosaurs to make it easier for budding readers to say their names correctly.
In this book, kids will love learning about a few different types of dinosaurs. Younger children will be captivated by the bright, bold illustrations on each page. This book is a great read for the whole family to read aloud.
Dinosaurumpus!
Author: Tony Mitton
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
Where do the dinosaurs go when they want to have a dance party? The sludgy old swamp, of course!
This exciting book, which is available as a board book, is full of fun action words, groovy dance moves, and lots of vibrant dinosaur illustrations.
This is one of those books that flows so well and is such a joy to read, that you’ll find yourself reading it over and over again.
Kids will love to move along with the dinosaurs and learn some dinosaur names and facts while they read.
Fossil
Author: Bill Thomson
Age Range: 3 – 7 years
Perfect for imaginative readers who love to create their own stories, this book is a wordless picture book. The pictures show a boy going on an adventure, finding fossils, and exploring.
The adventure depicted in this book is every little kid’s dream. The pictures of hiking, adventuring, and finding fossils will spark lots of conversations and encourage kids to make up their own story and, maybe, head out on an adventure of their own.
Penny Dale’s Dinosaur Books
Author: Penny Dale
Age Range: 2 – 5 years
Do you have a kid that’s into dinosaurs and pirates, or outer space, or maybe even construction vehicles? If so, Penny Dale’s Dinosaur Books are a terrific choice.
There are a few different books that combine kid’s biggest interests with dinosaurs, creating the perfect stories to keep even the most distracted kid’s interest.
Currently, Penny Dale has Dinosaur Dig!, Dinosaur Zoom!, Dinosaur Pirates!, and Dinosaur Rocket!. Choose your child’s favorite or add them all to your collection for endless imaginative fun.
Dino Pets
Author: Lynn Plourde
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
This book is a blast to read and is perfect for reading to very young kids or for older kids to read on their own, thanks to the limited amount of text within the book.
The pictures are nothing short of magical. With each dino pet the boy brings home from the pet store comes more laughs and silly hijinks. This book rhymes, which makes it a very quick, fun read.
Edwina, the Dinosaur Who Didn’t Know She Was Extinct
Author: Mo Willems
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
Maybe the silliest book on the list, with characters like Reginald Von Hoobie Doobie and a dinosaur named Edwina, this book is such a fun read for young kids.
While some may be confused by some of the terms and the exchanges between Reginald and Edwina, this book gives parents and educators a chance to explore reading comprehension and some new vocabulary words.
What the Dinosaurs Did Last Night
Author: Refe and Susan Tuma
Age Range: 3 – 6 years
Full of real pictures of toy dinos getting into some seriously crazy situations, this story and its pictures will be a joy to read as a family. The longer you stare at the photograph pages, the more you will see.
From dinosaurs being graffiti artists to wild booby traps, the pictures and short story in this book will make it a fast favorite.
Tyrannosaurus Drip
Author: Julia Donaldson
Age Range: 3 – 6 years
This dino tale has mixed reviews, but many kids seem to enjoy the pictures and story. The concept of this book is reminiscent of the popular kid’s show, Dinosaur Train.
A duckbilled dinosaur hatches in a tyrannosaurus nest. When he hatches, he finds that his family is quite mean to him and calls him Tyrannosaurus Drip. Throughout the book, the carnivores aren’t kind to the herbivores and Drip can’t understand why.
This book is great for teaching kids to accept and love the differences in others and never be unkind to someone just because they are a bit different.
Pirasaurs!
Author: Josh Funk
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
A thrilling combination of pirate and dinosaurs, these dino buccaneers go on thrilling pirate adventures while retaining their dinosaur spirit.
Captain Rex, Velocimate, and Bronto Beard will transport readers of all ages to an imaginary land where anyone can be a pirate, even dinosaurs!
Tea Rex
Author: Molly Idle
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
Anything can happen in a book, but Tea Rex pushes the boundaries of imagination when a T rex attends a tea party. Of course, a gigantic dinosaur isn’t the most graceful creature around, so this tea party doesn’t go exactly as planned.
This is one of the few dinosaur books that combine feminine sophistication and a love of dinosaurs, making it perfect for girls who may feel excluded from other dinosaur books.
Five Little Dinosaurs
Author: Will Grace
Age Rage: 3 – 5 years
Most families are familiar with the five little monkeys jumping on the bed, but many have not experienced this fun twist that tells the tale of a bunch of dinosaurs that just don’t want to go to sleep.
The familiar tone and rhymes in this book make it a quick read that will help kids learn to count backward from five.
Suppose You Meet a Dinosaur
Author: Judy Sierra
Age Range: 3 – 7 years
Kids will learn about manners and proper interactions while reading this beautifully crafted book. In this story, a little girl meets a dinosaur and is given the chance to have many different interactions with her.
The story asks the reader questions, so kids will be able to interact with this book as it is read to them. This is such a fun read for kids of all ages and is a great way to introduce manners and social expectations.
Dinosaur Books for 7-10 Year Olds
By age seven, many children can read simple books on their own. To encourage a love of reading at this age, it’s important to give them books with subject matter that appeals to them. Since dinosaurs are a common interest at these ages, these books for older children are a great way to get kids reading and learning.
Have You Seen My Dinosaur?
Author: Jon Surgal
Age Range: 4 – 6 years
This sweet story centers around a little boy and his pet dinosaur. One day, his pet dinosaur goes missing during a game of hide-and-seek.
The little boy can’t find him anywhere! It’s up to the reader to figure out where this dino went. This book is a part of the I Can Read It All By Myself books, so budding readers will be able to read this on their own.
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Author: Jibjab Bros Studios
Age Range: 4 – 6 years
If you’re a parent of a younger child, chances are you’ve heard of the StoryBots. They have tons of great videos and are even featured on Netflix.
In this StoryBots book, they teach children about the infamous Tyrannosaurus rex, presenting facts in a way that makes it fun to learn and read along.
This book engages children the way only the StoryBots can and is a great addition to a beginning readers’ library.
Brontorina
Author: James Howe
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
Kids and parents will fall in love with the main character of this book, Brontorina Apatosaurus. This dinosaur is determined to carry out her lifelong dream of becoming a ballerina.
As a dinosaur, she inevitably faces many obstacles on the road to achieve her dream, but with a kind heart and a positive attitude, Brontorina proves that anything is possible.
This charming story will become a fast favorite among kids of all ages.
Oh, Say Can You Say Di-no-saur?
Author: Bonnie Worth
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
From the children’s favorite Cat in the Hat comes a book all about dinosaurs. The Cat in the Hat mixes educational facts with goofy fun as he takes Dick and Sally on a tour of the Super Dino Museum.
Everyone will learn fun and interesting facts about dinosaurs as they explore the museum and get themselves into the silliest of situations.
There’s a Dinosaur on the Thirteenth Floor
Author: Wade Bradford
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
Poor Mr. Snore is desperate for a good night’s sleep. But, after checking into the Sharemore Hotel, he quickly realizes that being tired is the least of his worries. As he works his way up the floors of the hotel, he encounters tons of unlikely creatures.
Things get really wild when, on the thirteenth floor, Mr. Snore encounters a dinosaur. Kids will love to have this read aloud and try to guess which crazy acquaintances Mr. Snore will meet next.
The Dinosaur Expert
Author: Margaret McNamara
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
While there’s plenty of dinosaur learning within this book, there is an even bigger message within its pages.
Kimmy, who loves dinosaurs and dreams of being a paleontologist, starts to question herself when a classmate asks if girls can be paleontologists.
Throughout the book, Kimmy conquers her self-doubt, with the help of some friends, and teaches readers that girls and boys can do anything they put their minds to.
This is a wonderful read that will teach children the importance of believing in yourself and lifting up others.
Dinosaurs Love Underpants
Author: Claire Freedman
Age Range: 4 – 7 years
To this age group, nothing is funnier than bottoms and underpants. This book combines the hilarious undergarment and dinosaurs to craft a silly story that will take readers on a wild ride.
Hilarious illustrations will keep kids interested as this tale about underwear-induced extinction unfolds.
Dinosaurs Love Underpants is about as fictional as a dinosaur book can get, but it’s sure to give you and your little ones some belly laughs.
When Dinosaurs Came with Everything
Author: Elise Broach
Age Range: 3 – 8 years
Gone are the days of getting a free sticker or lollipop with purchase. Instead, this little boy receives prehistoric beasts at each of his mom’s errand stops.
As the dinosaurs accumulate, mom starts to worry that their home will be overrun by these beasts. However, once they get home, mom realizes that these dinosaurs may come in handy, after all.
The super-imaginative theme of this book will appeal to children of all ages and will make for a great read-aloud story or for independent readers to read on their own.
The Dinosaur Disaster from the Mad Scientist Academy
Author: Matthew McElligott
Age Range: 5 – 8 years
Mad scientists, a dinosaur class pet, and a very unique classroom, this book has everything a kid could ask for.
The students in Dr. Cosmic’s class must go on the hunt to find their class pet. This adventure leads to a robotic dinosaur exhibit that Dr. Cosmic created. However, things get a little crazy when these robot dinosaurs come to life.
School-aged children will love to read along and imagine what life would be like if Dr. Cosmic was their teacher.
Saturday Night at the Dinosaur Stomp
Author: Carol Diggory Shields
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
You may know a lot about dinosaurs, but do you know how they spend their free time? They all get together to dance, of course!
This book describes how all the different dinosaurs show off their moves at the dinosaur stomp.
The flow of the words and the brilliance of the illustrations in this book will make kids and adults want to jump up and dance.
The Berenstain Bears Dinosaur Dig
Author: Jan Berenstain, Mike Berenstain
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
When the Berenstain Bears take a trip to the Bearsonian Museum, they hope to learn a bit about dinosaurs. Much to their surprise, there’s a real dinosaur dig going on when they get there.
Brother and Sister Bear get to help out with the dig and learn a lot about dinosaurs and paleontology along the way.
These classic characters will keep kids engaged as they read along to find out what happens in this dinosaur dig tale.
Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs
Author: Ian Whybrow
Age Range: 3 – 7 years
The charming illustrations and sweet innocence of the main character make this book a must-read.
In this story, Harry finds some unexpected dinosaur friends in his grandmother’s attic. He takes great care of them and names them, making them his own.
Every page of this story gets more adorable as Harry meets his new dino friends.
LuLu and the Brontosaurus
Author: Judith Viorst
Age Range: 6 – 10 years
This is a terrific choice for a first chapter book for kids who love dinosaurs. LuLu and the Brontosaurus tells the tale of a spoiled little girl who is determined to have a Brontosaurus as a pet.
After an adventure, LuLu finds a Brontosaurus, but things don’t go as planned. Instead, the brontosaurus decides that LuLu is the pet, creating a silly and, for LuLu, frustrating twist to this story.
The overall theme of this book teaches children to be considerate, empathetic, and to try to put others first.
Dino Sports Series
Author: Lisa Wheeler
Age Range: 5 – 9 years
This is a series of books that bring children along on rhyming adventures as dinosaurs play different sports. Kids are sure to find their favorite sport in this series.
These books use the proper dinosaurs’ names, teaching kids about pronunciation and real dinosaurs while remaining fun with its very silly concept.
Whether playing basketball, hockey, or dancing, the Dino Sports series is sure to ignite imaginations and expand dinosaur knowledge.
The Dinosaur That Pooped a Planet!
Author: Tom Fletcher
Age Range: 3 – 5 years
This hilarious story is a favorite among this age group because, well, poop is just so funny. When Danny and Dino decide to take a trip to space in their rocket, they forget to bring along Dino’s lunchbox.
When Dino gets hungry, watch out, because he’ll eat just about anything. When Dino consumes everything in his sight, including the rocket, his huge meal has just one place to go. You guessed it, out of his butt!
This extremely silly book will have the whole family laughing and if you love this one as much as my kids did there are 5 more Pooped books in the series!
Where Did All the Dinos Go?
Author: Jim Benton
Age Range: 5 – 6 years
Could there be another explanation for where all the dinosaurs went? Surely, they can’t all just be extinct.
In this hilarious tale, readers will follow along with rhyming text that explains very silly places that dinosaurs may be hiding.
The pictures and interactive nature of this book will keep even the youngest kids entertained. Older kids can read this independently and take their time looking at the pictures.
Dinosaur Books for Older Kids: 11-13
As kids get older, it can be difficult to find books that will keep them engaged while also challenging them to learn and grow. Transitioning from short picture books to longer stories and chapter books can be tough. If you’re looking for books for a dino-loving older kid or some dinosaur chapter books, the following books will pique their interest and allow them to grow their vocabulary, reading skills, and imagination.
Dinosaurs Before Dark
Author: Mary Pope Osborne
Age Range: 6 – 9 years
Whether you’re reading this to a child or they are reading on their own, this is a terrific choice for a first chapter book.
When a brother and sister, Jack and Annie, discover a magic tree house that will take them to mystical lands, they find themselves living in the prehistoric past.
Their adventure has many twists, thrilling cliffhangers, and even riddles to solve. Older children will enjoy this read and be proud to have finished a chapter book.
This is the first of 28 books in the hugely popular Magic Tree House Series and I highly recommend it for any parent who wants to get their kids hooked on reading.
The Enormous Egg
Author: Oliver Butterworth
Age Range: 8 – 12 years
When a chicken lays an enormous egg, a little boy decides that he will take care of it. He tends to this egg carefully, until one day, it hatches. But what hatches out isn’t the chicken he expected.
Instead, he now has to care for a baby Triceratops. This imaginative story will take kids on an exciting journey as they read how the main character cares for his new pet dinosaur.
Dinosaur Empire!
Author: Abby Howard
Age Range: 8 – 12 years
Graphic novels are a terrific way to get kids engaged in reading by presenting a book format that’s a little different than what they’re used to.
Dinosaur Empire! is a great graphic novel to start with, especially for kids who love dinosaurs. Kids will be engrossed with the tale of Ronnie and her paleontologist neighbor as they go back in time to explore the land of the dinosaurs.
This book is full of factual information about dinosaurs, evolution, and the history of our planet.
The Christmasaurus
Author: Tom Fletcher
Age Range: 8 – 12 years
This book combines the magic of Christmas and the appeal of dinosaurs to create a seriously exciting and engaging story.
When a young boy named William meets Christmasaurus, they embark on a Christmas adventure filled with the holiday’s favorite characters, including Santa, elves, and reindeer.
This outlandish tale will capture the hearts and imaginations of older children.
Kat Wolfe Takes the Case
Author: Lauren St. John
Age Range: 8 – 12 years
This is a terrific read for older readers who are interested in detectives, dinosaurs, and perilous mystery.
Best friends and amateur detectives, Kat Wolfe and Harper Lamb, are enthralled with the possibility of a new dinosaur discovery in their town.
However, as they become more involved in the case, they find that they, and their friends, are in more danger than they could’ve imagined.
Dinosaur Cove: Attack of the Tyrannosaurus
Author: Rex Stone
Age Range: 7 – 10 years
When two boys, Tom and Jamie, find a cave with a magical entrance, they find themselves face to face with dinosaurs in the prehistoric era.
At first, their adventure is fun as they run into small dinos. However, it doesn’t take long for the dreaded Tyrannosaurus rex to find them. They must escape his grasp while making their way through this unfamiliar land.
Budding readers will read through the short chapters of this book and be captivated by the imagery and storyline.
Secret Agent Jack Stalwart: The Escape of the Deadly Dinosaur
Author: Elizabeth Singer Hunt
Age Range: 6 – 9 years
What kid doesn’t dream of being a secret agent who saves the world and fights crime? Readers will follow along as Secret Agent Jack Stewart heads to the Big Apple to solve the case of a missing Allosaurus bone.
When he discovers that it has been stolen by an overzealous student who’s desperate to win a science fair by crossing his dog’s DNA with the dinosaurs’, Jack must stop the kid’s terrifying creation from destroying the city.
This thrilling chapter book will captivate readers and have them guessing what Agent Jack Stalwart’s fate will be.
Encourage Reading with Prehistoric Pals
Reading to children is proven to increase their interest in reading later in life, improve their outlook on school, and may even lead to greater success in adulthood. If you have a child who loves dinosaurs in your life, consider gifting them a love of reading with a dino-themed book. You never know what the impact of one book could be.
