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• Bones, Bones, Dinosaur Bones

  Barton, Byron

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  Look for, find, and assemble some dinosaur bones with a group of characters!

• Crunch, the Shy Dinosaur

  Dunlap, Cirocco, 1985-

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  This sweet picture books teaches readers how best to say hello to a shy dinosaur named Crunch.

• Dig Dig Dinosaur

  Goswami, Anjali,

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  Dig, dig, dig through the pages to find all kinds of fossils, discover which dinosaur they came from, and uncover a surprise.

• Dinosaurs

  Fossils and Feathers

  Reed, M. K,

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  This nonfiction graphic novel covers the last 150 years of dinosaur hunting and illuminates how our ideas about dinosaurs have changed -- and continue to change.

• Dinosaurs on Kitty Island

  Slack, Michael H., 1969-

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  Three brave dinosaurs travel to Kitty Island for a playdate, only to discover that their kitten friends have different ideas of what counts as fun.

• Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs

  Barton, Byron

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  A first introduction to what dinosaurs are, accompanied by bright illustrations.

• Duck, Duck, Dinosaur. Snowy Surprise

  George, Kallie,

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  Spike wants to play out in the snow with his siblings Feather and Flap, but they're too cold! How can he get them to join the fun?

• If Dinosaurs Had Hair

  Marvin, Dan (Daniel W.),

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  Imagine a world in which dinosaurs had hair -- and really, really big bangs!

• How to Catch a Dinosaur

  Wallace, Adam,

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  Determined to win a new bicycle at the upcoming Science Fair, a boy enlists his friends to help capture a living dinosaur in their own neighborhood.

• I Want My Book Back

  Elbee, Viviane,

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  Daryl doesn't want to return his favorite dinosaur book to the library, so he uses all his dinosaur skills to get it back.

• Leilong the Library Bus

  Liu, Julia,

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  Leilong wants to go to story time, but it's hard for a dinosaur to follow human rules. Is he too big for the library, or is the library too small?

• My First Book of Dinosaur Comparisons

  Hurst, Sara (Writer of children's literature),

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  A colorful picture book full of fun facts about dinosaurs.

• My First Dino-boarding

  Wheeler, Lisa, 1963-

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  Follow along as a dinosaur learns to surf and skateboard.

• Ultimate Dinopedia

  the Most Complete Dinosaur Reference Ever

  Lessem, Don,

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  In-depth information about all currently-known dinosaur species.

• Nothing Scares a Dinosaur

  Fenske, Jonathan,

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  When the lights go out, a spunky dinosaur shows any monsters lurking in his room that they are no match for him.

• Peekaboo Rex!

  Boynton, Sandra

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  A lovable T. rex spends its day playing peekaboo with a tiny dinosaur friend.

• Syd Hoff's Danny and the Dinosaur and the Sand Castle Contest

  Hale, Bruce,

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  When Danny wants to win the sand castle contest, his dinosaur friend (who has never been to the beach before) is eager to help.

• The Dinosaur Book

  Rooney, Anne,

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  Dinosaur facts abound in this kid-friendly guide to prehistoric creatures!

• The Itchy Book!

  Pham, LeUyen,

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  Triceratops, Pterodactyl, Brontosaurus, and T-Rex each have an itch, but Dino-Mo reminds them of the sign with a very important rule: Dinosaurs do not scratch!

• Tiny Dino

  Freedman, Deborah (Deborah Jane), 1960-

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  A small but mighty bird declares that it's a dinosaur, and explains to its animal friends how all creatures are connected to one big animal family.