Anastasiya Galkina

These young time-traveling paleontologists dreams come true when they are magically transported to the Cretaceous era With dinosaurs of land, sea, and sky around every corner, there is more excitement than ever.; Join the adventure and travel through these bright, colorful pages and learn about dinosaurs - big and small - of the Cretaceous era ;Includes an end-of-book glossary for extra information about favorite prehistoric animals. Colorful pages, accessible text, and an exciting story make learning entertaining. Collect other books in the series to learn about the most popular dinosaurs of every era ;

Emotions are powerful, and learning how to manage them is a key life skill. The Awesome, Terrible Day, now available in paperback, is an innovative two-stories-in-one book that explores a single day in the life of a young dragon named Theo. Each story has a different outcome based on Theo's attitude and choices he makes throughout the day. Children follow along as Theo wakes up with a good attitude and has a happy day as a direct result of his choice to stay positive even in difficult situations. Readers can then flip the book over to read the story of Theo experiencing the same activities, but with very different outcomes because of his negative attitude and choice to be angry and upset when things don't go right. This engaging book will help children learn how to manage their emotions as well as understand that they have the power to be happy when they make positive choices.

Emotions are powerful, and learning how to manage them is a key life skill. I Know I Can Do It /I Wish I Could Do It is an innovative, two-stories-in-one picture book that features a young dragon named Theo, who decides that he wants to take a dance class. Each story has a different outcome as a result of Theo's choices. In I Know I Can Do It , Theo becomes frustrated when he isn't able to do some of the dance moves correctly. But he remains patient, and his dance teacher shows him the correct way to do it. And when there's a performance at the end of the year, Theo participates, and even though he doesn't win, he feels good about himself. In I Wish I Could Do It , Theo is part of the dance class, but he lets his frustration get the best of him. He storms off when he can't master a dance move, and when it comes time for the performance, Theo doesn't want to participate. While all of the other children are enjoying themselves, Theo sulks behind the curtain feeling sorry for himself. This engaging book will help children learn how to manage their emotions, as well as understand that they have the power to make choices about how they feel. They will see through Theo's actions that one's attitude can have a lasting impact on the events in their lives.