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Reviewed by Susan Sewell for Readers' Favorite
A young dinosaur learns an important lesson about self-worth in the adorable children's picture book, The Fastest Dinosaur by Caren Cantrell. When Constantino, a Saltasaurus, challenges Gigantosaurus Enzo to a race, Enzo is positive he will win. He is better built for speed than herbivore Constantino, and, although he runs on only two legs, his legs are longer than his friend Constantino's. Just as the race starts, Enzo's plans for winning the race change, and the young dinosaur struggles to keep up with his friends. Once confident that he'd win, Enzo begins to have doubts. Resolving to do the right thing but at the same time win, Enzo pushes himself to get to the finish line first. But no matter how fast he runs, Enzo keeps finding trouble. Will he make it to the finish line before Constantino? Or will he lose the race but gain?
Discover fascinating facts about some of the world's most interesting dinosaurs in the fun children's book The Fastest Dinosaur by Caren Cantrell. An excellent example of losing one thing to win something better, this story is inspirational. With colorful characters that are cute and entertaining, this book is sure to delight young children who love dinosaurs. Enchanting and captivating, the storyline carries a vital lesson about self-love and compassion. The vibrant illustrations will pull young readers into the story, capturing their attention and keeping them engaged from the first page to the satisfying finish. I appreciated how the author included educational facts about the featured dinosaurs in the back of this book. This adorable book promises to guide as well as entertain children aged two to six.
