| ISBN:0545647894 |  |
| LANGUAGE:English |
" Colorful board book rumination about where we might see dinosaurs. Silly and fun, if a bit of a stretch. " Brenda Kahn said.
" Hmmmm. There's a silliness here that I think kids will find amusing, but it's not Benton's best work by a long shot. " Jason said.
" My 7 month old little boy LOVES this book. He flails and gets all excited when I open it. He also loves to chew on it. Win/win all around! " Kimberly said.
" A funny look at dinosaurs, readable to anyone who has an interest even though this is in a board book format. It's short, cute and has colorful illustrations. " Vicki said.
" Bright colors and simple text in this board book ponder the question of where all the dinosaurs have gone. In rhyming text, the book explores some possibilities that become increasingly outlandish, but maybe, just maybe, they are hiding right beneath our noses, ready to munch on some ice cream. After all, according to the author, even dinosaurs, like to share. Young readers will be highly amused by this silliness while possibly trying to find an actual answer. " Barbara said.
"This engaging board book will thrill the littlest dino-philes with its find-the-dino premise and superbly rendered vivid cartoon dinosaurs. Rhyming text answers the title question humorously with the dinosaurs pictured in a variety of settings: out west, big city, busy streets, a park. It will be great fun to hunt and spot the creatures as they mingle in the crowds. But the dinos are hardly fearsome in their conventional attire and the author suggests young readers may even be inclined to share sweet treats with them if they should happen to meet. The book is sure to delight youngsters and the adults who will be reading it to them. " Paula said.
" Colorful board book rumination about where we might see dinosaurs. Silly and fun, if a bit of a stretch. " Brenda Kahn said.
" Hmmmm. There's a silliness here that I think kids will find amusing, but it's not Benton's best work by a long shot. " Jason said.
