Dinosaurs, time travel and, dealing with local bullies are all intertwined in this suspenseful story.

Daniel's interested in dinosaurs, but the fact that there are old dino bones around his dad's farm isn't going to save them from having to sell the place. Or is it?

Writing can be fun -- and here's the book to prove it! Hemingway. Dostoevsky. Shakespeare. All of them wrote masterpieces when they were adults. But imagine what they could have written when they were kids, if only they had had this book! Be a Writing Superstar is an irreverent, encouraging writing guide for young readers, which covers a whole spectrum of topics. It succeeds in teaching them the nuts and bolts of the entire writing process -- from brainstorming their early ideas and shaping them on paper, right through to hosting their own book launch! Yes, kids will be trading witty repartee and bon mots with their fellow scribes, as they get their literary game on! And, for when the dreaded writer's block kicks in, kids can draw inspiration from their writing heroes by reading some short interviews with famous Canadian authors and illustrators! Some of Canada's finest, including Robert Munsch, Mélanie Watt, Gordon Korman and Kenneth Oppel, agreed to answer 5 Silly Questions about their writing, and all of them are included in this book. A hilarious reminder that writers are funny people and writing is, above all else, fun!

An illuminating history of Mr. Waterhouse Hawkins artist and lecturer.

After twelve-year-old Nathan's pesky younger brother Ryan claims to have found a dinosaur fossil, they are suddenly transported into a misty world where Ryan's toy dinosaurs are alive.

Control dinosaurs. Tame women. Rule the world.With the defeat of Wyss, Victor has taken out his most deadly adversary yet and added loyal survivors to his tribe.But Dinosaurland has ways of keeping everyone on their toes.Distant smoke to the east alerts Victor that potential allies are in trouble, so he must choose between making a long journey without his most powerful friends, or losing the opportunity to advance the technology of his tribe.