Dinky Dinosaur Who S My Friend

Preschoolers have special life lessons to learn. One of the most important is how to be a friend. Using a loveable green dinosaur named Dinky, Wiskur demonstrates to children that a friend in need is a friend indeed! Dinky Dinosaur suffers through the pain of rejection until he gets the opportunity to help another little dinosaur in trouble! Then he discovers that life is full of friends! You just have to look! Brilliant colorful illustrations Teaches children about true friendship Lovable dinosaur characters Story is told with amusing rhyme

Priddy Books' My Best Friend Is A: Dinosaur is a bright, colorful title in our new touch-and-feel series. With felt on the cover and different materials to touch on every spread, this book is ideal for babies who love exploring the world with their hands.

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Findo is a dog that has a nose for the divine.  He seeks dinosaur bones, which are aged to perfection, like a fine wine. He also happens to find a friend in need, and finds sharing and caring to be better than greed.

My Friend is a Dinosaur is a book about a young boy's first day of school and the challenges that come from adapting to a new place with new faces. It teaches children how to overcome their natural hesitance in meeting new people and that there is no reason to feel afraid or alone when you are surrounded by people all feeling the same things. Detailed Summary Summer is over and five year old Michael is preparing to go to his first day of school. Happy and excited as only a child could be, it is all Michael can do to contain his joy. Finally, he is going to school! He knows he will soon be playing with his new friends. But for Michael the joy fades the moment he takes his seat in the classroom and realizes that everyone is talking to everyone else- except to him. Saddened and incredibly alone, he finds a small dinosaur lying on the floor. Michael feels an immediate attraction and soon he discovers that it is alive. The dinosaur quickly becomes Michael's first friend, making his transition into his new school and classroom easier. Soon the dinosaur convinces Michael to overcome his shyness and ask Timmy, the boy sitting beside him, to become his friend. My Friend is a Dinosaur shares with us the same fears we have all experienced. For some it may have been long ago, others just the other day. Being alone is a terrible feeling, almost as bad as being afraid to reach out and talk to new people for the first time. This book teaches children that it is all right to feel out of place at first, and that in overcoming our personal fears, we are all able to settle in and make friends. In the end, the world isn't such a bad place after all. All we have to do is say "Hi".

Marky is a little dinosaur without many friends or kids his age to play with, he knows they come in all shapes and sizes and today is a beautiful day to find them. So join Marky the dinosaur on his adventure to find a friend who just may be unlike any other.