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Dinosaurs Stories for Children: Do they Really Love Dinosaurs?
from: Maxx Family LifeDinosaurs have invaded the world for centuries now. Though they were gone thousands of years already, everybody still thinks and is threatened about them. As a matter of fact, they were even considered as one of the most dangerous animals that ever existed on Earth. And that is greatly emphasized on the movie series, Jurassic Park.
However, despite their strong personality and cruelty, some kids adore them. It is really amazing to see children who like dinosaurs. Most of them love hearing funny stories about dinosaurs. Some even imagine possessing one for a pet, while others are so excited to listen for accurate information about these dinosaurs. Because of this, the number of dinosaur stories for children in the market is constantly increasing.
Most parents are not sure about what is in dinosaurs that makes their children fascinated about them. Dinosaur books are even continuously making appealing sales. Most of the dinosaur stories for kids are intended for fun. However, there are also non-fiction stories for kids who are eager to know everything about dinosaurs.
Here is a list of dinosaur stories. Young kids with a great interest in dinosaurs will surely enjoy the following books especially if you read it to them aloud.
* Dinosaur Named Sue
This is a non-fiction book that will really interest kids who are eager to know about the study of dinosaurs. It has an appealing writing style and colorful photographs which young children from 9 to 12 years old will surely love.
* Digging for Bird Dinosaurs
This book is consists of 48 pages. Digging for Bird Dinosaurs is a product of a paleontologist who had an expedition to Madagascar in search for bird dinosaurs' fossils. It has colorful photographs that are suitable for children ages 8 to 12 years old.
* E. guides: Dinosaur
This book is intended for the serious readers of dinosaur stories. It can be used as a reference book in school or dependable internet resources. This book is consists of 96 pages and it includes factual details about dinosaurs. E. guides: Dinosaur is appropriate for children ages 9-14 years old.
* Dinosaurs
This book is ideal for children who at the age of 3 to 4 years are already fanatical with dinosaurs. It features 2 pages of different dinosaurs with pictures of realistic models, text and smaller illustrations. The information included in the books talks about the appearance, size and eating habits of the dinosaurs.
* Searching for Velociraptor
This 32-page book is written by two paleontologists who made an expedition in search for Velociraptor. It features over three dozen of color photographs. The highlights of this book include the search for fossils, success on the last day of expedition and digging of the Velociraptor skeleton.
* How do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight?
This book is ideal to read during bedtime. It talks about a family of dinosaur, practicing about the bad and good bedtime behavior. This story can be a perfect example to children who always miss to say good night to their parents before sleeping.
* Dinosaur!
This is a picture book that is suitable for 3 to 5 year olds. Though it has simple and very childlike illustrations, the book is still very comprehensive and colorful.
With this simple list of dinosaur stories, you will never find it hard to look for the one that will suit your children's taste.
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