children’s dinosaur books

Earth Clock, an illustrated book on the history of the planet

“It’s criminal how cheap this is”, I said when I was checking out. I was a Mojo Vinyl (no relation) looking through some albums when I found the debut, eponymous album from The Producers. I couldn’t believe it was only $5, not that I wanted to pay more. However, it’s always worth talking to the record store employees so that they know what you’re looking for. Speaking of criminal behavior, I can’t believe that Earth Clock: The History of Our Planet in 24 Hours is only $8.23 on Amazon. Also, it says that it was released in 2022? What book vortex was I engulfed in to miss this one?

Earth Clock is the engaging STEM book that counts down a timeline of our planet that you didn’t know your library needed.

You know what time it is

Why Kids Love Dinosaurs in Space: A Book Review

There is room in science for abject, over-the-top silliness. Young audiences, the kinds that embrace illustrated books like a cat to a laser pointer need the silly, but sometimes yearn for the science. Dinosaurs In Space hammers into that void with the subtlety of your neighbor’s use of the leaf blower at 7:30 on Saturday morning. This is an illustrated book that asks a question without directly posing it, allows kids to imagine the impossible, but tells them that it just might be probable. It breaks the fourth wall, weaves in non-fiction STEM, makes readers laugh and achieves the very difficult task of making a page-turner book for the illustrated audience.

Dinosaurs In Space asks the question you never pondered, but can’t get out your head once it enters. It’s funny, smart, makes kids laugh and want to read.

Pigs, Dinosaurs, they’ve both wicked funny in space

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