A young Parasaurolophus named Para gets lost from her herd and must navigate a dangerous prehistoric world to find her way back.
Author
Dawn Bentley
23 books in the catalog
Dawn Bentley has 23 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly children's fiction, early reader and animals. The titles we've reviewed span 1999 to 2006.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–12, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young rabbit named Hoppy navigates the challenges and experiences of attending school for the first time.
This book follows the adventures of various pets in different scenarios.
A short story about three hungry spiders and a fat fly, likely illustrating a predator-prey relationship or a clever escape.
A young woolly mammoth named Pip gets separated from his herd and must find his way back home through a dangerous prehistoric landscape.
Lead the way, Velociraptor! / based on text by Dawn Bentley ; illustrated by Karen Carr
Dawn Bentley · 2004
This book features a velociraptor and its journey, likely with educational elements.
This interactive book encourages young children to play with fish in a pool.
A young T-Rex named Rex learns about sharing during snack time with his friends.
A young boy named Alex discovers a dinosaur egg that hatches into a stegosaurus, leading to a surprising friendship and adventure.
This is a simple board book for very young children about a triceratops.
A young Pteranodon learns to fly and navigate the prehistoric skies.
A young stegosaurus has a very busy day as he tries to accomplish various tasks.
This book follows a busy little beaver as it works diligently to build its dam and lodge.
Wake up, Black Bear! is a simple story designed to help young children learn about waking up and starting their day.
A group of animal friends searches for a lost golden egg, encountering various challenges.
A puffin returns to its home and faces challenges in adapting to its environment.
A young child says goodnight to various butterflies in a garden.
Fuzzy Bear learns to use the potty with encouragement from his parents and friends.
An anteater named Antey has a very sticky problem when his tongue gets stuck to everything he tries to eat.
A young child encounters an anteater and learns about its sticky tongue and eating habits.
Jay Jay, a young jet plane, learns about the world and the importance of friendship. He embarks on adventures and discovers new places.
A simple story introducing farm animals and the sounds they make.
A frog with sticky feet learns to control his problem and make new friends.
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