This was over all a fun read, though at times felt a little slow.

In my opinion, it felt like it was missing a lot of details and actions. I could not get a clear picture of the surroundings or characters. However the descriptions of the bones and dinosaurs was handled really well.

I liked the main character. She was spunky, spoke up for herself and knew what she wanted to be and didn't let stuffy scientist guys stop her.

This is a fictional take on what if a little girl discovered some of the most known dinosaurs. The story was cute, there was segments that told the true facts of the dinosaurs she discovered, which I found really neat.

Any dino loving kid sound read this and hopefully it turns into a series of kids doing great things.

But, let's forget about age; anyone who enjoys middle grade may like this book. It is well written and if you like diary format, that is a plus. I also want to point out that I loved the artwork by Sarah Horne.

*Provided by Netgally*

Yay, this one finally arrived. I had read all the other books that were out so far already, but this one took a while to arrive. Not that it matters that much in this book. Other characters do make cameos, and some older events are remembered, but it isn't that needed to read them all in order.

After a successful first book, I decided to get the rest of this series as well. And boy, I am glad I did, because this book was hilarious and fun.

This was an amazingly, fun, cute book and I will be sure to get all the other books in this series as well.