If Dinosaurs Could Talk

Ben is great at reading, climbing, and drawing—but he's shy. He never laughs with kids on the bus, plays tetherball at recess, or plays with friends after school. He wishes he could be as bold as the dinosaurs he loves to draw. When a new girl named Sophie sits next to him and shares a bit about herself, Ben decides to make a drawing to give her. A gentle, reassuring story about shyness, courage, and how the smallest gesture can spark a friendship.

• A tender picture book for shy kids that says: it's okay to be quiet—and courage can be as small as a drawing.
• Dinosaurs say what a shy boy can't—art becomes the bridge to his first friend.
• Written AND illustrated by beloved LDS-market illustrator Corey Egbert.
• Perfect back-to-school gift for the quiet child who struggles to make friends.

Perfect for a shy child (or the parent of one) who needs reassurance that quietness is okay and that friendship can begin with a small, brave gesture.