A young boy who wishes for the return of dinosaurs imagines how useful they would be. A small boy imagines a world in which dinosaurs undertake such responsibilities as helping to construct skyscrapers, putting out fires, and giving giraffes someone to look up to

On an island off Costa Rica there exists a hush-hush colony of giant animals which attracts the attention of two expeditions. The first one, including children, is led by a paleontologist, the other is made up of evil scientists who want to do experiments. The animals rout both without much concern for their motives.

A tree house that travels through time? Not possible, says Jack. But he has to admit--when he and his younger sister, Annie, start running into dinosaurs--that they're not in Frog Creek, Pennsylvania, anymore. Eight-year-old Jack and his younger sister Annie find a magic treehouse, which whisks them back to an ancient time zone where they see live dinosaurs.

Dinosaur fast, dinosaur slow, Dinosaur roar! and away we go! This title combines an infectiously rhythmic text with lovable, colourful dinosaurs to explore opposites.

A volcano spews out smoke and ash, making all the dinosaurs irritable and cranky.

On his first day at preschool, Albert the dinosaur misses his mother, until he makes some new friends and discovers that school is fun.

Brendan does not think that girls can be pirates, but Tara proves that girls can be anything!