Written in rhyming verse, Martin's picture book features two fun-loving dinosaur siblings who are off to the bus stop and on to an exciting, happy day of school. In their cheerful town, a positively merry school exists, and that is where these young dinosaurs study spelling and art, learn how to swim and play soccer, break for lunch and recess, and take music lessons. "They learn their numbers, / and they learn how flowers grow. / But now the school day's over, / and it's time for them to go." Martin's lively illustrations in watercolor, acrylic, and pen and ink give children plenty to look at, just as they did in When Dinosaurs Go Visiting (1993). Kathy Broderick