A bit too long. The rhymes and illustrations are good. The message is good as well, revolves around imagination and believing. Would recommend.owens-books1 Jennifer1,037 16 Read

My 3 year kid loves the story and finding the dinosaur. I think it would be good for early readers as there is good rhyming with words that have different endings.1 HelenAuthor 7 books263

Clever art to support the easy-reading story. Christopher Heeding2

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This was a cute, fun book to read with my 5-year-old. The rhymes were great and made the book move along quickly. Julie245 6

Very Seuss-ish!early-reader Crystianno balkissoon1 reviewRead

This is a very nice book Patrick171

Not my kind of thing but cute and well done Susan1,195 29

Super cute Easy Reader about a little boy who has lost his dinosaur and needs readers help to find him.2022-reads mlis-readings Leigh3

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The story keeps the kids on their toes pointing out where the dinosaur is. I have to read it to them twice before their naps. Lots of fun!! RA217

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My two-year-old loved this book despite it being read on a tablet. She was still very engaged. Great for traveling with littles. David141 40

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Jon Surgal’s Have You Seen My Dinosaur is a structured, predictable picture book with repetitive text about a young boy who is struggling to find his green dinosaur that s to roar. The author tells this story in verse, in a similar rhyming pattern of most Doctor Seuss books; e.g., “He sometimes s a little drink. So have you seen him in the sink?" The illustrations done by Joe Mathieu contain brilliant, bright colors and are quite humorous; as is seen in the aforementioned scene with the child’s dinosaur hiding under the kitchen sink cabinet and sneaking a drink of water, while the little boy and his mother's backs are turned. Joe Mathieu's illustrations add so much dimension and enjoyment to the author’s clever, funny, and adorable story. This children’s book is more contemporary than other Doctor Seuss books, as it takes the little boy to a zoo where he learns about zoo animals and far off places, such as Bhutan and East Timor. The comedy in the story's plot is seen throughout the story; e.g., when this little child decides to approach a college professor to get his input as to where a dinosaur might go, and Professor Pew suggests a big museum; to which the naive little guy replies: “Is this the place where, people say, a dinosaur is on display?” After searching high and low, the author draws the reader into the story by having the boy ask the viewer if he/she has seen his dinosaur. Have You Seen My Dinosaur? allows the reader to understand the importance of the author's narrative and the illustrator's artistry to work in unison, complementing one another; as this is essential for them to present a book that is fascinating, appealing, and considered worth reading.
Teachers can use Have You Seen My Dinosaur as a teaching tool to help expand students' literacy skills. This is an excellent book selection for young readers as its composition and style of writing will help to instill confidence in students as they recite repetitive words. Reading rhyming text, such as this, also makes reading more enjoyable for children and helps them to develop a love for literature. This style of book also helps students to increase their vocabulary skills, because children tend to retain what interests and humors them. Students will greatly enjoy participating in different class projects based on this story, such as performing a play or doing an art project depicting their favorite scenes.
Using E-books in the classroom is a wonderful tool for reaching students in various ways. E-books allow teachers opportunities to teach the entire class with everyone being able to view a particular book. E-readers can enable teachers to “mix it up,” making reading more fun through the use of technology. E-books better hold students' attention, which helps them to develop a love for reading; and they may better reach students with attention difficulties and English language learners.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.Show full review Ashleigh39

Have you Seen My Dinosaur? He's Large. He's green. He s to roar. Come tag along and help a young boy find his dinosaur. His journey begins at the house and takes him throughout town. He asks mom, the Fisherman, and Professor Pew. He even makes a visit to a local museum. But no luck there. His only person left to ask is you, Have You seen my Dinosaur?

Have you seen my dinosaur by Jon Surgal will make the readers giggle! This Fun-filled mystery of the missing dinosaur is an easy to read picture book. The rhymes create a flow of words from page-to-page, Partnered up with bright colored cartoon- illustrations depicting the young boys journey.

rdg-291 Alice4,271 37

3.25 stars Any children's picture book that uses places Culloden (yep been there) East Timor, Bhutan and Baden-Baden (where is Baden-Baden?) you have a fun hunt for a dinosaur. Also, while stretching our mind while looking for the dinosaur we see, ocelot, gnu, kinkajou (google search activated). More Google searches for me..even though it is an early kids reader. We are lead from the pictures that there is a true, real dinosaur, but all the other people point out facts dinosaurs aren't alive any more. Good for a smile! Libby1,358 21

Cute story of a little boy determined to find his dinosaur, despite the incompetence and disbelief of all the grown-ups around him. The rhyme and rhythm are sometimes not quite flowing, but the story is fun to read even so. My kids loved that they could find the dinosaur when the grown-ups in the story couldn't, and that they got to help the boy at the end.easy-reader picture-book Kelsi Watts76

This is a good beginner book for kids that are learning new words and how to rhyme. It's funny, so it will keep the children laughing and interested but also is teaching them as well. I think that it would be a good read aloud for kindergartners. It isn't a super long book so I think it would keep their attention good too! Elise40

I the connection between the story and the pictures,it is very exciting for young children as the can find the missing dinosaur when the grown up can't. It is capturing and the different setting spots makes it even more interesting.bed-time colors repetition ...more Alexandria864 19

There really isn't a lesson to be learned from this book. But with kids in the target age range of this book, lessons aren't always necessary. Cute art and an adorably silly story line can be just as important. This book promises both with the title and cover art, and it delivers on its promises.childrens-books Candace917

K-Grade 2. A rhyming book with delightful cartoon illustrations will keep children entertained. From beginning to end Surgal's book is a learning hide-n-seek adventure for early readers. Dona164 3

Great rhyming and fun pictures make this a great book to read aloud. Perfect for pracgticing early reading skills pre chapter books. And you cannot go wrong when there is a dinosaur at the core.picture Anunn316 4

My 3yr old boys really loved this book. It was a fun Hide-and-Seek book. They laughed throughout the entire book.childrens Shalana266 4

Adorable Denise125 8

Love this book... the boys loved it.. great story.... Diana Graham445 1 follower

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