Henry Carter Hull

Meat-eating dinosaurs face plant-eating dinosaurs in a baseball game.

"All the dinosaurs play nicely, except Tyrannosaurus Wrecks"--

Little Dinosaur roars his way through a number of daily challenges, but he cannot seem to defeat bedtime.

Relates the earth changing consequences of millions of nights of raucous snoring by sleeping dinosaurs.

A little boy wonders about what it would be like to have a triceratops for a pet and imagines playing fetch, teaching her tricks, and cuddling up with her at the end of the night.

When Gorgonzola the dinosaur learns that everyone runs from him to avoid his smell, rather than out of fear, he is grateful to the little bird who shows him how to brush his teeth and wash.

Dinosaur roars at different animals on his way to the library and enjoys storytime when he gets there.

Illustrations and rhyming text present some of the different ways dinosaurs can express their love, from cleaning up after making a mess to smiling sweetly instead of roaring.

Through a series of amusing examples, a young boy learns how to get ready for a good night's sleep--and bedtime should not include dinosaurs or sharks.

Some dinosaurs are tall. Some dinosaurs are very small. Some dinosaurs walk on two legs, others on four. And some dinosaurs look sweet while others look scary. This colorful parade of dinosaurs is a visual feast for very young fans of prehistorical creatures. The simple text and bold illustrations are ideal for preschoolers who are fascinated with these magnificent animals.