Children's / Teenage fiction: Animal stories

I was with my mutt mates in the dog park when we saw something MONSTROUS through the trees. I recognized it straight away. It was a huge DINO-ROAR! Now, I know what you're thinking - dino-roars don't exist anymore, right? WRONG. I spotted one in the flesh, well in the bone. And it smelt tail-wagg...

Meet Dinosaur Flap, the nervous Oviraptor, in this brilliant rhyming story, part of the collectable 'The World of Dinosaur Roar!' series, published in association with the Natural History Museum. Poor Dinosaur Flap just can't settle down for a nap - she's always worrying about protecting her eggs...

Dinosaur Honk's honk annoys all the other dinosaurs. She's too loud and causes chaos wherever she goes. Until one day, she discovers that her honk might just come in handy. With fantastic rhyming text, this board book is perfect for preschool children.

Meet Dinosaur Munch, a Diplodocus with a giant appetite, in this rhyming story, part of the collectable 'The World of Dinosaur Roar!' series, in association with the Natural History Museum.

When some dinosaur friends are in need the Paw Patrol gang are ready to help. But it is all hands on deck to help save the dinosaurs from a massive erupting volcano!

This wonderful rhyming text by award-winning author Jeanne Willis with Peter Curtis, introduces Dinosaur Roar in a story that is suitable for the very youngest children.

Dinosaur Snap is a big, bad, bossy giant. But, after trying to creep up on Dinosaur Whack, trying to terrify Dinosaur Flap and trying to eat little Dinosaur Squeak, Snap realizes that he can't use his spiky scariness to bully and bother the other dinosaurs, not when Dinosaur Roar is king.

Dinosaur Squeak is so tiny, none of the other dinosaurs notice her or even hear her when she speaks! Though her best friend, Dinosaur Roar, is always looking out for her, Squeak is determined to prove that she can survive all on her own. How will she make her voice heard?

Meet Dinosaur Stomp, the grumpy Triceratops, Dinosaur Stomp doesn't want to play with the other dinosaurs, all he wants is to be left alone - but sometimes even a grumpy Triceratops needs a friend!

It's Gwen's birthday but, oh no, the birthday cake that Dad's been busy making has DISAPPEARED. Gwen needs YOUR help to find it! Has the cake been stolen by dinosaurs? Or taken by robots? Has it been snatched by unicorns? It's up to YOU to decide!