Adopting a Dinosaur

“Adopting a Dinosaur” is a thoroughly charming humorous, and original tale about imagination, fantastical pets, and parents who get themselves in trouble. - Midwest Book ReviewThe writing is snappy, especially when the dialogue is rendered in large hand-drawn letters (“WOAH, WOAH, WOOAAAHHH THAT’S A DINOSAUR!”), and the art throughout is consistently delightful. Kimo, of course, turns out to be the most adorable-est, cuddliest dino, and when he’s covered with licks by his adoring saltasaurus family while a child on a ladder pats one of the parents…let’s just say no reader will be able to resist. A Spanish-language edition, Adoptar un dinosaurio, proves just as charming. Humorous without a trace of snark, this Spanish import hatches just right. - Kirkus ReviewsWhat I really liked about this book is that it is so relatable. If there are any parents that have had a child that has begged and pleaded for a pet, this would be their book. - Youth Services Book ReviewFamilies will enjoy reading all the animal names and making all the animal sounds. The illustrations are whimsical and full of fresh, light-filled colors. - Youth Services Book ReviewIts entertaining artwork and feel-good family vibes will surprise and delight audiences as baby saltasaurus makes himself at home in the suburbs. - Foreword Reviews

José Carlos Andrés is a famous author in Spain. He is a professional clown and children’s theater actor. Illustrator and typographer. She likes vibrant colors and natural landscapes. She illustrates books and magazines and teaches typography at UBA, as well as running illustration workshops.She has participated in the Little People, Big Dreams series with Frances Lincoln Children’s Books. Adopting a Dinosaur is her firstillustration project for NubeOcho.