Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs has bold graphics, bright colors and an extremely readable text which describes dinosaurs that are big, small, horned, armored, and tired. For the more technically-minded the inside covers describe the beasts with names and pronunciation. Author and illustrator stay true to natures and traits of the dinosaurs, but add comic present-day playfulness. The EyeOpeners series has a volume entitled Dinosaurs perfectly made for young dino fans. The book is a mix of familiar and unfamiliar dinosaurs and each page has a bit of information in large print with a large illustration of the dinosaur that looks like a photo.
Smaller diagrams detail some specifics.
Older brother Hank is an informed dinosaur aficionado and younger brother, Patrick, is an impressionable imaginer. Both available in paperback and hardcover. The Carrick's book, Big Old Bones, is a spoof of paleontologists errors. Amusing ideas and illustrations combine to help children laugh at the history of dinosaurs and see how errors might have happened. In Dinosaur Bob, the Lazardo family on safari from their home in Pimlico Hills finds a dinosaur that looks their Uncle Bob.