NEW BOOK ARRIVAL!
It’s a CHILDREN’s Book called HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR DINOSAURS? by MIR GILL, a debut of a nine-year-old author, passionate about dinosaurs. Tune in on February 14, 2026 for more details on how to order and fund a dream for this young author. Ideal for children from kindergarten to fifth grade, science lovers, dinosaur enthusiasts, etc.
How Well Do You Know Your Dinosaurs?
By Mir Gill
Think you know everything there is to know about the “terrible lizards”? Think again.
Most of us can recognize the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex or the three-horned Tricerotops, but thousands of other species roamed the Earth across millions of years—many of them stranger and more magnificent than we ever imagined.
From the giants of the Jurassic to the feathered hunters of the Cretaceous, in this book, Mir Gill details the lesser-known creatures that lived, hunted, and evolved long before humans arrived. You’ll discover that not all dinosaurs lived together and that their world was as diverse and complex as our own.
Perfect for aspiring paleontologists and lifelong dino-lovers, this guide asks the ultimate question: Just how well do you really know your dinosaurs?
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Born near the foothills of Himalayas, in Punjab, India, MARS D. GILL lives with her three rambunctious children in Chicago, IL, where she works in the Information Technology field during the day and rolls on the floor with her little ones before plunging into the world of words at night. She’s a globe trotter and a memory keeper.
And she blogs often on her travel journals and poetry. World according to her is best seen through the poetic lens and on the road. It’s what compels her to leave the comfort of home or the familiar and venture out into the unknown. That’s where stories live.
So, she writes.
If you would like to guest post or want to check with her on a speaking opportunity, please contact her at: bookofdreams.us@gmail.com
