Books about dinosaurs are available for everyone from the youngest babies to adults interested in the science and exploration that led to these monumental discoveries. Many include illustrations, pop-up displays, and photos that both educate and entertain. Some are even written by paleontologists about their own journeys of exploration and the discoveries that they have made. Kids love pop-up books as they are interesting and engaging. That’s why we recommend Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs: The Definitive Pop-Up by Matthew Reinhart and Robert Sabuda. There's something undeniably captivating about dinosaurs. From their enormous size to their intriguing lifestyles, these prehistoric creatures have a unique ability to spark the imaginations of young and old alike. For children, dinosaurs open up a world of exploration, fostering curiosity and offering an exciting way to dive into the study of natural history and evolution. They serve as powerful educational tools, piquing children's interest in learning more about the world around them and the creatures that once roamed our planet. Many young dinosaur fans dream of being a dinosaur hunter one day, and to uncover a fossil that turns out to be a brand new species. The Age of Dinosaurs allows them to put themselves in those shoes.

Introduce toddlers to the exciting world of dinosaurs through these fun and colorful picture books. From dancing dinosaurs to bedtime routines, these books will captivate young readers and spark their imagination. Digging up a dinosaur skeleton is an amazing possibility to imagine. Having that skeleton come to life and become your pet dinosaur? Magical. This is one of our favorite new dinosaur books for kids, for sure. 5. How to Catch a Dinosaur by Adam Wallace (pre-K-1) If you are looking for more picturebooks that young children will love listening to over and over again, our EYFS Storytime Favourites list will help you to build a quality story collection for children aged 3 to 5. If you are looking to diversify your reading collection with diverse books for Early Years children, we’ve put together an additional special collection of Diverse and Inclusive Books for EYFS,which has been specially curated to help schools and parents to select more diverse books for young children.This is a slightly more technical book. This is a desktop summary of the state of dinosaur science. I think a new edition is currently in preparation and this is a hybrid between an encyclopedia and a series of longer articles dealing with all the topics of biology and evolution. It’s an opportunity to read short essays on a particular subject that’s written for a non-specialist audience. So, for example, there are lots of individual chapters, some of them dealing with the history of dinosaur discoveries, a large number of chapters on how dinosaurs ate, how they moved around, their colouring, how we use them as museum exhibits, an introduction to all the different groups of dinosaurs, how they’re related to each other and a discussion about how they became extinct, their biology, what did they eat, how fast did they grow.

And, of course, he also tells the story of the life of the dinosaurs throughout their full 150-million-year history.An introduction to a whole host of dinosaurs including Stegosaurus, Velociraptor, Pterodactylus and the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex. National Geographic Kids: Dinosaurs byKathleen Weidner Zoehfeld: Explore the incredible world of dinosaurs with National Geographic Kids in this informative and visually stunning early reader book. A super non-fiction option for this age group is My Encyclopedia of Very Important Dinosaurs which is part of a highly recommended series of comprehensive encyclopedia books suitable for young children. Can you recommend any dinosaur stories for older readers? A smashing non-fiction choice for dino-loving older readers is the super-detailed Atlas of Dinosaur Adventures– a brilliant gift to delight dinosaur lovers. Which other booklists for EYFS are available?