Reviews for Baby Dinosaurs

A rhyming text tells the story of a little Triceratops during her day. She has a small brush with danger when another dinosaur appears, but everyone escapes harm. The book ends with the dinosaur family looking for food. Descriptive words like nubby, stubby, and herbivore elevate this text. Expressive ­illustrations complement the story. VERDICT Follow a baby Triceratops in this fun-filled romp for most collections in this purchase for most library shelves. —School Library Journal

This attractive-looking board book with its pop of bright purple from baby triceratops makes you want to have a pet triceratops! Okay, maybe not a real one since that's impossible, but just look at how cuddly that little dinosaur illustration is! A board book that accompanies Baby Stegosaurus and Baby T-Rex (along with Baby Diplodocus), this series will delight children with its splash of adventure, suspense, and trip to the Mesozoic Era! —Where the Board Books Are

Take little ones ages 2-5 on a prehistoric adventure with baby dinosaurs! Based on facts we know from paleontology, these poetic rhyming stories imagine what Jurassic and Cretaceous life was like for the youngest dinosaurs. These are delightful read-alouds for toddlers and preschoolers, these sturdy board books will stand up to countless readings -- making them unreservedly recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, Kindergarten, and community library board book collections. —Midwest Book Review

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