★ Provide children with real and accurate knowledge of dinosaurs, and stimulate their imagination!
★ Xing Lida, the dinosaur expert, customized for children aged 3 to 7 years old!
★ Supervised by a popular science expert, Hui Junbo, and the medical expert, Yellow Submarine.
★ Combine popular science with story cleverly, the books are better to read, better to understand, better to remember!
★ Contain more than 50 kinds of dinosaurs and more than 60 kinds of ancient creatures in dinosaur era, leading the dinosaur fans enjoying the reading of dinosaurs!

What will happen if dinosaurs come to modern times? How will they go to the doctor, prevent epidemics and work?
This set of picture books connect the popular science knowledge based on the story lines of dinosaurs in modern times of seeing the doctor, preventing epidemic and working, which are interesting, easy to understand and full of knowledge.
Dinosaurs Visit the Dentist Too helps children eliminate the fears about hospital and learn about general knowledge about hospitals and visiting the doctor.
Dinosaurs Wear Masks Too leads children to understand the process of epidemic prevention and learn self-protection.
Dinosaurs are Artists Too takes children to recognize various occupations and cultivate career aspirations at an early age.

The series include 3 books: Dinosaurs Visit the Dentist Too, Dinosaurs Wear Masks Too and Dinosaurs are Artists Too.

Do you know that sometimes even the tall and powerful dinosaurs will be sick? At this time, the Tyrannosaurus Rex grow cavities, the Lufengosaurus get cervical spondylosis, the Protoceratops keep sneezing, and other small dinosaurs line up for physical examinations...

Xing Lida
Associate Professor of China University of Geosciences (Beijing). A Young paleontologist and popular science writer. An honorary professor of Taipei City University, a deputy director of Tengchong Amber Research Center, and an explorer sponsored by National Geographic Society.
Xing obtained his master and doctor’s degrees in Paleontology from the University of Alberta (Canada) and the China University of Geosciences (Beijing) under the tutelage of dinosaur scholars, such as academician Philip J. Currie, a paleontologist, and researcher Xu Xing.
In 2016, he discovered the world's first dinosaur in amber. In 2017, he received the Silver Hammer Award of the 16th Youth Geoscience and Technology Award from the Chinese Geological Society. In 2018, he received the "Extraordinary Contributor" Award from the China Paleontology and Fossil Conservation Foundation.
On October 27, 2019, the 8th Pineapple Science Award announced that Xing's team won the Pineapple Science Award in Biology.