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Dini Dinosaur
by Karen Beaumont
After a day of playing and getting very messy, a young dinosaur needs help from his mother at bathtime before being tucked into bed, in an energetic picture book by the author of I Ain't Going to Paint No More.
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Dinosaur pet
by Marc Sedaka
In an entertaining picture book and CD by a multi-Grammy Award-winning musician and his son, with pictures by a New York Times best-selling illustrator, a little boy cherishes his own pet dinosaur.
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The Berenstain Bears' dinosaur dig
by Jan Berenstain
Wanting to learn more after visiting a dinosaur museum, Brother and Sister journey to the site of a real dinosaur dig and wonder if they will find fossil remnants of a stegosaurus, a tyrannosaurus rex or another exciting species.
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The really, really, really big dinosaur
by Richard Byrne
When a big, boastful and rather rude dinosaur learns to share, he is able to make two really good friends, and young readers will never guess where he finds one of them!
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Dinosaur zoom!
by Penny Dale
The prehistoric heroes of Dinosaur Dig! return in a story that finds them traveling in vehicles of all shapes and sizes to a fun-filled birthday party that culminates in a surprise ending.
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Dinosnores
by Kelly S. DiPucchio
A journey back in time to the land of dinosaurs relates the earth-changing consequences of millions of nights of raucous snoring by sleeping dinosaurs.
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Tyrannosaurus Drip
by Julia Donaldson
Having been raised by the T-Rex family after accidentally being laid in their nest, the plant-eating duckbill dinosaur named Drip showed his ferocious, meat-eating adoptive family that size doesn't matter when it comes to courage and, in doing so, put to rest the feud between the two warring dinosaur families forever.
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Rawr!
by Todd H. Doodler
Rex is bigger than anyone else at school, and everybody is scared at him--but he reminds us that "rawr" means hello in dinosaur language
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Dinosaur Woods : can seven clever critters save their forest home?
by George McClements
When they discover that their forest home is about to be destroyed to make room for a plastic factory, seven endangered friends devise a clever plan involving a gigantic dinosaur and lots of noise in the hopes that it will scare the developers away from the land they love.
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The littlest dinosaur
by Michael Foreman
The littlest dinosaur thinks he is too small to do much of anything, until his family and neighbors get in trouble at the mud flats and need his help.
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The dinosaur tamer
by Carol Greathouse
Having developed a reputation as the best dinosaur tamer of all time, young Rocky isn't ready to relinquish his title and so works to prove that he can tame even the most fierce and ferocious of them all--the dangerous and notorious T. Rex!
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Brontorina
by James Howe
Despite her size and not having the proper footwear, a determined dinosaur pursues her dream of becoming a ballerina.
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Stomp, dinosaur, stomp!
by Margaret Mayo
The creators of Dig Dig Digging present a sequence of noisy dinosaurs who parade, chomp and race their way through an energetic story illustrated with vivid cut-paper collage art.
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I'm big!
by Kate McMullan
A young Sauropod encounters friends and foes while searching for his pack, who left while he was oversleeping
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Where's the dinosaur?
by Keith Moseley
In a fun-filled follow-up to Where's the Dragon?, Grandfather, George and Meg the dog are on the hunt again, this time searching for dinosaurs on a remote island, in an "I spy" book that features tactile elements and more than 90 dinosaurs to find.
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Trouble at the Dinosaur Cafe
by Brian Moses
When a hungry Tyrannosaurus crashes into the Dinosaur Caf‚ and throws an evil eye in the direction of vegetarian dinosaurs Steggy, Iggy, and Patty, the three frightened friends know they will have to use their collective wits to keep this frightening customer from ordering them for his evening meal!
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If I had a raptor
by George O'Connor
A spunky little girl imagines how wonderful it would be to have a pet baby raptor with whom she could cuddle, stalk dust bunnies and play all kinds of games. By the best-selling creator of the Olympians series.
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Tyrannosaurus dad
by Liz Rosenberg
Tobias' father is different from other dads, not only because he is a tyrannosaurus but also because he is busy all the time, but when disaster looms during a Field Day baseball game at Tobias' school, his dad comes through.
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Dinosaur pet
by Marc Sedaka
In an entertaining picture book and CD by a multi-Grammy Award-winning musician and his son, with pictures by a New York Times best-selling illustrator, a little boy cherishes his own pet dinosaur.
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Dinosaur vs. the library
by Bob Shea
Journeying to the library for story time, an enthusiastic Dinosaur invites his friends, including a turtle, an owl and others, to join him and discovers that his roaring may not be a popular activity at the library. By the author of Dinosaur vs. the Potty. 50,000 first printing.
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Suppose you meet a dinosaur : a first book of manners
by Judy Sierra
Meeting a friendly but clumsy dinosaur while grocery shopping, a little girl offers her assistance while demonstrating when to use such polite expressions as "thank you," "excuse me" and "you're welcome." By the best-selling author of Wild About Books.
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Goldilocks and the three dinosaurs
by Mo Willems
The three-time Caldecott Honor-winning creator of Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! presents the wacky story of three dinosaurs, including a visitor from Norway, who insist that they have not tidied up their home and prepared yummy pudding to trap a tasty little girl.
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I'm sure I saw a dinosaur
by Jeanne Willis
When a child reports having seen a dinosaur, everyone comes to the beach to see for themselves--from the butcher, the baker and the priest to the newsmen and the Navy.
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How to raise a dinosaur
by Natasha Wing
Just about every child, at some point, longs for a pet, and just like cats, dogs and hamsters, dinosaurs make great pets according to this unique novelty book; complete with a die-cut jacket, sturdy cardstock pages and lift-the-flaps on every page, it's perfect for young dinosaur lovers and serves as a way to help children understand the importance of caring for a pet.
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Boo's surprise
by Betsy Cromer Byars
Carefully tending to her giant egg without any help from her brother, imaginative Boo is excited beyond description when a dinosaur finally emerges in this entertaining sequel to Boo's Dinosaur.
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The Super Hungry Dinosaur
by Martin Waddell
Ferociously hungry and in search of food, a giant dinosaur takes chase after Hal, his family, and his loveable dog, Billy, to make them his next meal until quick-thinking Hal grabs a quick big plate of spaghetti to save the day!
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Brontosaurus breath
by Sheila Sweeny Higginson
A popular series that appears on the Disney Channel chronicles the adventures of 6-year-old Dottie McStuffins, who would like to become a doctor just like her mother and practices by fixing up toys and dolls; when she puts on her stethoscope, magical things begin to happen.
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Digger the dinosaur
by Rebecca Kai Dotlich
Unable to play baseball with his friends until his room is cleaned, Digger the dinosaur works at top speed but finds that the faster he moves with his big tail and feet, the messier his room becomes.
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Dizzy dinosaurs : silly dino poems
by Lee Bennett Hopkins
Collects humorous poems about dinosaurs, both real and fictional, including the muddy Triceratops, the pilot Pterodactyl, and the dancing Sauropods
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Detective Dinosaur undercover
by James Skofield
In three brief mysteries, the bumbling but big-hearted Detective Dinosaur learns about doing undercover work, gets chased by strange blobs and finds rain on a sunny day.
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Have you seen my dinosaur?
by Jon Surgal
When his friend dinosaur goes missing during a game of hide-and-seek, a young boy has a surprisingly difficult time tracking down his big, green and roaring companion, in an early reading skills development tale told in rhyming verse.
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Buddy's world
by Penguin Group USA
Buddy the dinosaur is just like any other Tyrannosaurus rex, except that he lives with a family of Pteranodons and is treated like one of their own. On board pages
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That's Not My Dinosaur
by Fiona Watt
Turn the pages and touch the patches of different textures to develop sensory and language awareness.
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Nonfiction Dinosaurs books can be found under the 567 call number.
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