Books with title The Dinosaur's Diary

It's the first day back to school after winter vacation, and Richard Best is off to a bad start. Who ever heard of a January without any snow? And as usual, he has already forgotten something--the ruler Ms. Rooney had told him to bring for dinosaur day. Luckily Richard finds a ruler in his desk--with a dinosaur's initials--and he's sure the ruler is special. And then he finds out it has magic powers.All his wishes begin to come true: Snow stars falling, he remembers to do his homework, and the bully Drake Evans gets sick. But now with Drake sick in bed, Richard begins to worry. His only hope is the magic ruler--but it's gone.What will help him?

These four stories introduce Dilly, the world's naughtiest dinosaur. First, he decides to hate water and vows never to wash again, until his friend Dixie objects to the very smelly dinosaur he becomes. Then, Dilly lets loose his ear-splitting super-scream which makes his father have a disaster with his sister's birthday cake, but things get even messier when Dilly tries to make a replacement. Dilly gets very confused one day, waiting for it to rain cats and dogs, and finally makes his own very characteristic contribution to the family's house-painting day!

I spy…over 90 dinosaurs in this beautiful book featuring tactile, embossed pages; and a great counting game to play! In this fun-filled follow-up to the popular Where's the Dragon?, Grandfather, George, and Meg the dog are on the hunt again, searching for dinosaurs on a remote island. Oblivious grandpa manages to miss them all--but eagle-eyed kids will enjoy finding these beloved creatures and feeling their bumpy, spiny scales and knobby horns on every spread.

A delightful story that deftly shows just how clever and imaginative kids can be. Two young friends lie on top of a big, round rock, which can only be a dinosaur egg. They speculate on what life will be like for them once the dinosaur hatches. Young readers are bound to enjoy the plot twist at the end. Good as a read-aloud for little ones or as a read-on-your-own for the slightly older set.