  | Full Text Reviews: Booklist - 05/15/2016 Who says dinosaurs are old fossils? The lively dinos gathered here show that they can cut a rug with the best of them. One dino on the dance floor is joined by another for a graceful waltz. One more hops in, and the three dinos dance a slick Dougie. When a fourth dino gets on the floor, they break into a sassy country swing. So on and so forth, through the limbo, break dancing, cupid shuffle and several other dances until there are nine bumping to the hustle. When number 10, a roaring tyrannosaurus, stomps forth, everyone halts in worried anticipation—until T. rex strikes a funky pose and begins a moonwalk. After a brief cool-down in a water hole, the dancing commences once more. Dinosaur purists might not appreciate the flamboyantly colored cartoon versions of the various species, and only the tyrannosaurus is named, but when the smiling dino faces and lively posturing combine with the snappy rhyming text, it’s hard not to get caught up in the frivolity. - Copyright 2016 Booklist. Loading...
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