How Do Dinosaurs Play with Their Friends? Board book – Picture Book, August 1, 2006

I first discovered the dinosaur books when my grandson was 3. He's 27 now. We would read "How does a dinosaur say good night?" every night before bed. It's wasn't long before he was reading it to me!Since then there have been many more stories added to the collection. The artwork is so much fun. The dinosaurs are all sizes and doing many things so each page is a new delight. I'm tempted to start collecting every one from the series. I still enjoy them and always will. I strongly suggest you read one. I'd be very surprised if someone said they didn't like it.Great life lessons are in each story. 💖

My grandson, 5, loves this series! He was very excited to receive this and asked for more.

Cute book, easy to read. I got the book for my 5yo to participate in a Christmas gift exchange and the little boy was so excited to have picked that gift! Any kid fan of dinosaurs will like the book!!

my grandson loves this booksturdy bookfun while learning

Nice book

so these are the little books. Be careful when looking up this series. We started with these 10 years ago when Kohl's had them on the isles, my grandson loved them. Now we have another grandson and kept two of these series for all these years. he is now three and loves them as well. So I was happy to see there was more of them when I looked them up. they are cute books with a good learning message for young kids. I did not know though there was little books.

My son is obsessed with these books! I would definitely recommend to anyone that has a dinosaur loving child!

The full-size "How Do Dinosaurs..." books (Eat Their Food, Go To Bed, Get Well Soon, Go To School) are wonderful and fun, and this book follows in that mold. The story doesn't seem much shorter than in the bigger books, and has the same great rhyming cadence even though the words are more than the usual one-syllable words. It is fun for parents to read as well as children!The illustrations seem to be about as detailed as the bigger books, as well. They are just scaled down versions. Of course I miss all the dinosaurs pictured in the endpapers of the bigger books, but the board books are more portable for the car, etc. and not as easily damaged.We also got the board book "How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Rooms" and like it as well. However, "How Do Dinosaurs Count To Ten" and "How Do Dinosaurs Learn Their Colors" are our least favorite books in the series.My son is 18 months old and we started him with these books at about a year old. They are his favorites! He loves to pick out the small details he recognizes (toy trucks & balls, the dog or cat, etc.). And he definitely cares from one day to the next which one we pick out to read - they don't all seem the same to him. He likes some of the dinosaurs better than others, some of the stories better, etc. Great series.My only question is, why are all the dinosaurs male? I have a boy so I didn't think of it until recently, after reading the series for six months. We have all the books and all the dinosaurs are referred to as "he". I know, they are tough and scary, but there has to be female dinosaurs, too! Unfortunately, stereotypes are being reinforced here. But that is my ONLY complaint with these books. I'm sure girls will love them, too. The dinosaurs are pictured in a "people" world, inside houses, riding in cars, inside school, etc., so the message is not gender-specific.