Review: I Love You My Little Dinosaur - Rose Rossner

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Review: I Love You My Little Dinosaur - Rose Rossner and Morgan Huff - December 2023


"I Love You My Little Dinosaur" by Rose Rossner and beautifully illustrated by Morgan Huff is an absolute gem of a picture book that effortlessly captures the essence of unconditional love between parents and their little ones. Geared towards children aged 3 to 6, this heartwarming tale is sure to become a cherished addition to any child's bookshelf.

The book's central theme revolves around celebrating individuality and uniqueness. The author's words encourage young readers to embrace their inner dinosaur and let out their proudest roars, teaching them the value of self-confidence and self-acceptance. The narrative is simple yet poignant, making it accessible to even the youngest readers while conveying a message of kindness, perseverance, courage, and the importance of dreaming big.

What truly sets this book apart are the stunning illustrations by Morgan Huff. Each page is a visual feast, featuring vibrant depictions of various dinosaur species like Triceratops, T. rex, and Stegosaurus. The colorful artwork perfectly complements the heartwarming story, bringing the prehistoric world to life and captivating the imaginations of young readers.

"I Love You My Little Dinosaur" is not just a delightful read for children but also a touching story for parents and grandparents to share with their little ones. Its message of unwavering love and support is a beautiful reminder of the special bond between caregivers and children.

In summary, this book is a roarsome choice for bedtime or anytime reading. It's a perfect gift for young dinosaur enthusiasts and serves as a heartfelt reminder that, just like the little dinosaurs in the story, every child is fiercely unique and loved through and through. "I Love You My Little Dinosaur" is, without a doubt, the best encouragement book gift for any young reader's library.


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