In The Times recommended books round-up, Amanda Craig wrote, ‘Paul Geraghty’s Dinosaur in Danger is terrific. An outstanding wildlife illustrator, he tells the tale of Talon, a little lost Deinonychus who survives a volcano erupting, carnosaurs and rejection by her own species. It almost persuades you lizards can love.’

Meanwhile on the high streets, hardback copies of Dinosaur in Danger - stocked by W H Smith nationwide - sold out within days of publication.

‘This is a remarkable achievement,’ said Caroline Roberts of Random House Children’s books, ‘W H Smith takes on very few hardback picture books - perhaps one or two per season - so any title that gets chosen is very highly thought of'.

‘I am not surprised,’ she added, ‘as this is Paul Geraghty’s finest work to date. He just keeps getting better and better!’

 

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