Bernard Most

A young boy who wishes for the return of dinosaurs imagines how useful they would be.

Describes some of the smaller dinosaurs, all measuring fourteen feet or under, in terms of fact and fancy.

A very, very boastful kangaroo brags that it can jump higher than anyone, but a teeny, tiny kangaroo cleverly wins the jumping contest.

Dinosaurs are substituted for the main characters in this illustrated collection of traditional nursery rhymes.

A trio of triceratops touch their toes, toot trumpets, and tell tales, among other activities similarly alliterative.

Describes various types of dinosaurs and where fossils have been found throughout the world. Features a list of museums with dinosaur collections.

When the rooster loses its voice and must ask the cow for help to wake everybody, the resulting sound provides a hearty laugh for the farmer and his animals.

Draws parallels between the physical characteristics and capabilities of particular dinosaurs and specific children and incorporates the name of each child into that of the dinosaur.

A little dinosaur is not afraid of the biggest dinosaur of them all for a very special reason.