A delightful twist on a young one finding their way back home.

Everyone wants to belong somewhere, and even inside the egg, this dinosaur searches for his family. In this touching tale told in rhyme, a large egg gets blown out of its nest and down a hill. As the day wears on, the egg asks Brachiosaurus, Tyrannosaurus and the other friendly dinosaurs, "Am I Yours?". One by one they inquire about the egg's physical features (long neck, rows of sharp teeth...) and the egg determines that he must not belong to them. Finally as the sun sets and the cold sets in, the tiny dinosaur in the egg is illuminated and identified. The other dinosaurs, gently roll it back up the hill to its nest. His pterosaur parents ecstatically welcome it home. Coming from a family who has always loved reading, listening to and watching shows about dinosaurs, I was very pleased with this book. My grandson sat and listened and recognized many of the dinosaur species. Of course he kept equating them to dinosaurs he knew from "Dinosaur Train" a show he absolutely loves. The illustrations were wonderful. Large, colourful and detailed. I would definitely recommend this book for family, classroom, school and public libraries. The publisher, Myrick Marketing & Media, LLC, generously provided me with a copy of this book to read. The ideas/opinions shared are my own. ( )

Awwwwww. So adorable. An egg rolls down a mountain and asks all the dinosaurs around if they belong. But he has no points, for filles, no short arms. Will they ever find where they belong? A lovely rhyming story with a great cadence that would be a new favorite at story time. ( )

Nice rhyme, great pictures - ( )