The Dinosaurs of Orosauria: A Journey Through Time and Discovery Deep in a forgotten valley, long before humans ever built cities or dreamed of machines, a family of peaceful dinosaurs lived beneath the sunlit ferns and the roaring skies of the Jurassic world. Their names were Oliver and Olivia Orosaurus, and their two young ones, Olander and Olatra. Together, they explore the wonders and dangers of their ancient home, discovering not only the marvels of nature but the meaning of courage, curiosity, and family. Blending imagination with scientific insight, The Dinosaurs of Orosauria introduces young readers to the prehistoric Earth through the eyes of creatures who might once have walked its surface. Across eleven beautifully written chapters and a reflective epilogue, children journey from the dawn of life to the disappearance of the dinosaurs, and beyond, as modern scientists uncover the secrets of the past. Each chapter combines engaging storytelling with real educational themes—how fossils are formed, why dinosaurs lived in herds, what volcanoes taught the Earth, and how extinction opened the way for new beginnings. Parents and teachers will appreciate how the book gently introduces topics of geology, evolution, and environmental change in language that is simple, lyrical, and memorable. Young readers will be drawn to the warmth of the Orosaurus family and the sense of wonder that echoes through every page. Accompanied by vivid illustrations, this book is both an adventure story and a learning experience. It invites readers to pause, think, and discuss. “Talk About It” sections encourage questions and curiosity, while “Did You Know?” moments share fascinating facts about the real world of dinosaurs. The story balances excitement and reflection, showing that imagination and science can live side by side in harmony. Written by Alan Bennett , a seasoned author and educator, and Oliver Bennett , his eight-year-old co-author with an unshakable passion for dinosaurs, this intergenerational collaboration celebrates both wisdom and wonder. Together, they remind us that learning begins not in textbooks but in the shared moments of discovery between generations—between a storyteller and a child asking “why?” Ideal for bedtime reading, classrooms, and young independent readers, The Dinosaurs of Orosauria is more than a tale from long ago—it is a journey through the history of life itself, told with heart, humour, and imagination. It teaches that the Earth is still speaking, and that every curious child holds the power to keep its story alive.