“ Dinosaurs lived long, long ago, even before people lived on earth. They ruled and roamed the land for millions of years.“
“ Dinosaurs lived long, long ago, even before people lived on earth. They ruled and roamed the land for millions of years.“
Would be a great book for all ages especially those who love dinosaurs. I could see lower elementary really loving this book the most.
pickDinosaurs | Gail Gibbons 1987. This book teaches you all about dinosaurs and the different kinds. It also uses simple illustrations to show the scientists who also study dinosaurs. It shows different dinosaurs and how to say them. This book is also fact filled
“WE DON‘T EAT OUR CLASSMATES! Please spit them out at once!”
In We Don't Eat Our Classmates, Penelope Rex, a young dinosaur, eagerly starts school, but her excitement turns to confusion when her classmates turn out to be... lunch! Through vibrant illustrations and humor, this delightful tale explores themes of empathy, acceptance, and the challenges of making friends. Join Penelope on her hilarious journey to discover the importance of kindness and understanding in building friendships!
pickWe Don't Eat Our Classmates by Ryan T. Higgins is a whimsical picture book that follows Penelope Rex, a dinosaur navigating school and friendship. The vibrant, bold illustrations bring humor and emotion, contrasting Penelope‘s playful ferocity with her human classmates. The story delivers a heartfelt message about empathy, kindness, and embracing differences, making it both entertaining and meaningful for young readers.
pickThis is a classic! I love the question Penelope has at the start: how many teeth will her classmates have? Is that foreshadowing? It seems too obvious. Like "Where are you going with that axe?". What's the literary device? Maybe it's just foreshadowing, but I think it needs more E.B. White significance.
