So if you have a child that loves being read to every night before bed, is dinosaur mad, and wants the same book over and over and over again, then this book won’t go extinct too soon! World Book Day's mission is to offer every child and young person the opportunity to read and love books. I thought the illustrations were very well done, but I just couldn't see Bonehead as being a liar as the other characters saw him.

All in all this is a good conversation piece for teaching children what can happen when we are dishonest and how being dishonest can take away the trust others bestow upon us. The use of repetition will be a winner with the readers and I can imagine the story being recited loudly all over the house.There’s also a clever fold out when the ‘Gigantosaurus’ finally appears – the board book being too small to contain him. Yet, I found Bonehead to be the cutest of the dinosaurs, easily exciteable and obviously a little fearful. If you read my review all the way to the end, you can check out an alternate ending to this book that I just thought of: Instead of Bonehead getting "eaten", his friends get taken by the Gigantosaurus because they didn't believe him to run away. Little Ankylosaurus keeps tricking the others by screaming and telling them to run and hide from Gigantosaurus.

It is exactly what a child does when picking a book from the shelf and determining whether or not they will choose this over another. Although their dinosaur elders warn four youngsters about the fierce Gingantosaurus, they still enjoy playing. It's also made possible by generous sponsorship by National Book Tokens and the support of authors and illustrators.

All of the dinosaurs in the book are real (with a tiny description at the end) apart from the Giganotsaurus. Includes a colorful poster and more information about dinosaurs -- including the eponymous Gigantosaurus.