In recent years, scientists studying dinosaurs have revolutionized what we know about a world lost to time, much of it covered here. In this issue look for extraordinary paleoart inspired by the latest research showing what dinosaurs looked like in real life (feathered, striped, camouflaged); how many of them managed to live so gigantically large; how they ate; and how they mated and had their young. Also inside: surprising new details about their

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Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of the plant-eating Stegosaurus.

Harry takes care of an egg, learning that caring for a baby is hard work. / Harry learns that staying up all night is less fun then it sounds.

Dino World is overrun by a herd of socks. / Harry breaks a promise when he takes Charlie's toy to Dino World.

A book of magic tricks tries to teach Harry to do tricks properly. / Harry becomes a Horntist's assitant and is fascinated by dino-dentistry.

Harry learns the importance of rain. / Harry learns a lesson in behaviour when he loses his temper playing football with Charlie.

Harry and the Dinos play a new game that takes them on a fun journey. / Harry learns a vluable lesson in pacing himself.

The Dinos take Harry to visit a wishing well. / The Dinos banish Harry to a desert island alone.

Harry is improsioned by a dragon, leading him to learn the importance of good manners. / Harry goes on a journey into a computers recycle bin.

Harry learns that it's not fair to keep things that belong to someone else. / Harry gets stage-freight during a speech and works to overcome his fear.