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HOW DO DINOSAURS GO TO SCHOOL?

Jane Yolen's dinosaurs are back! This time they head off to school, where they just might be outrageous—pestering friends, stealing the show-and-tell demonstrations, interrupting lessons, and wiggling precariously on chairs. The author herself narrates, reading her signature questions with clear enunciation and a leisurely pace that allow young listeners to pore over Mark Teague's humorous illustrations. Yolen emphasizes the stomping of the dinosaur feet, roars gently, and speeds up at the moment a lunch is snatched. Sound effects complement the setting with the ring of the school bell and the occasional student voice. The production includes an interview with the author, who shares glimpses into her writing life and the inspiration for her dinosaur stories.

Ages 4-6

Pub Date: Jan. 22, 2009

Duration: 8 mins

Publisher: Weston Woods Studios

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    ARE WE THERE YET?

    "The car trip to Grandma’s always feels exciting until after the first hour,” begins Robert Petkoff in the informative voice of a travel guide. Questioning and mystery enter his tone as he wonders what happens after that hour, “when your brain is bored.” Then Petkoff departs from his neutral role to become the squeaky-voiced complaining backseat child who issues the classic titular question. On the accompanying CD, Santat’s comic illustrations mark changes in the story and the child’s emotions. Petkoff animates the tale with a dinosaur roar, alien chatter, and, of course, the continual whine of the bored but imaginative passenger. Illustrations and narration work together well to emphasize the humor.

    (Picture book. 5-8)

    Pub Date: April 12, 2016

    Duration: 5 mins

    DD ISBN: 9781478908999

    Publisher: Hachette Audio

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      DINOSAUR BONES

      Travel back sixty-five million years to hear about dinosaurs and dinosaur bones. Bob Barner packs much dinosaur food for thought into his book. Not only can one simultaneously listen to and read the text, but one can also enjoy the bold illustrations and accompanying factual information. Barner's rhymes will appeal to young audiences, especially as read by Jerry Dixon. This audio production provides the listener many options—the text itself, the facts themselves, as well as either of the former with or without page-turning prompts. Both younger and early learners will find the right track. Zippy music, including an original song, complete the package.

      Ages 4-6

      Pub Date: Jan. 22, 2006

      Duration: 4 mins

      Publisher: Weston Woods Studios

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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