A review by arthistorygirl
D is for Dinosaur by Rhonda Parrish
4.0
D is for Dinosaur is an anthology edited by Rhonda Parrish and is the fourth in the Alphabet Anthologies. The anthology is a collection of 26 stories written by different authors. I found the stories interesting and very different since they all followed a dinosaur theme.
A is by Michael M Jones. It is about an angry, frustrated teen girl. She finds a friend while running. Do they have something in common?
B is by Simon Kewin and about Bronte. She is bullied and follows her bully home.
C is by Brittany Warman is about freedom and being able to fly.
D is by C.S. MacCath is a story about slavery and wanting to be free.
E is by Gary B. Phillips is about a photographer trying to get hired for a job to redeem himself.
F is by L.S. Johnson tells of an abusive husband and an obsession that grows out of control.
G is by Suzanne J. Willis is about war full of twists and turns.
H is by Megan Engelhardt a search for paradise. Can these fish or human creatures find what they are looking for?
I is by Michael Fosburg involves invasion and survival. Can they survive?
J is by Jeanne Kramer-Smyth is about a smuggler. There seems to be a shortage of cells. Can this smuggler manage this job?
K is by Pete Aldrin concerns two who are stranded. Can these two find their way home?
L is by Alexandra Seidel full of twists about a girl who feels invisible. Can her discovery get her the attention she deserves?
M is by Michael B. Tager involves cloning and other twists. There is an interesting turn that was not expected.
N is by KV Tayler concerns Julia and her strange ability. She is motherless but how will she treat her father?
O is by Amanda C. Davis has hunting and time traveling. Will Hazel and Zig find what they are in search of?
P is by Beth Cato has an imaginary friend. Are imaginary friends always made up or can they take a turn for real?
Q is by Lynn Hardaker has a summer away at an Uncle’s for a brother and sister. What does the summer hold in store for them?
R is by Sara Cleto has a set of mysterious bones and singing. There are turns to this story.
S is by Jonathan C. Parrish is about a woman and her dreams. Can she get lost in her mind?
T is by Samantha Kymmell-Harvey is about a world with living dinosaurs that are used as a common animal and tool.
U is by Michael Kellar a man is transformed into a dinosaur to travel to a foreign planet.
V is by Cory Cone has a twist of what to do with a dinosaur infestation in your home. There is someone to call.
W is by Hal J. Friesen has genetics and experimentation involving dinosaurs.
X is by BD Wilson has Victor who works in research at an institute. Will he cross the line of ethics?
Y is by Andrew Bourelle involves drugs and dinos. Are the streets as safe as we think?
Z is by Laura VanArendonk Baugh is the last story. A family needs help. Will they get the help they need in this adventure?
A is by Michael M Jones. It is about an angry, frustrated teen girl. She finds a friend while running. Do they have something in common?
B is by Simon Kewin and about Bronte. She is bullied and follows her bully home.
C is by Brittany Warman is about freedom and being able to fly.
D is by C.S. MacCath is a story about slavery and wanting to be free.
E is by Gary B. Phillips is about a photographer trying to get hired for a job to redeem himself.
F is by L.S. Johnson tells of an abusive husband and an obsession that grows out of control.
G is by Suzanne J. Willis is about war full of twists and turns.
H is by Megan Engelhardt a search for paradise. Can these fish or human creatures find what they are looking for?
I is by Michael Fosburg involves invasion and survival. Can they survive?
J is by Jeanne Kramer-Smyth is about a smuggler. There seems to be a shortage of cells. Can this smuggler manage this job?
K is by Pete Aldrin concerns two who are stranded. Can these two find their way home?
L is by Alexandra Seidel full of twists about a girl who feels invisible. Can her discovery get her the attention she deserves?
M is by Michael B. Tager involves cloning and other twists. There is an interesting turn that was not expected.
N is by KV Tayler concerns Julia and her strange ability. She is motherless but how will she treat her father?
O is by Amanda C. Davis has hunting and time traveling. Will Hazel and Zig find what they are in search of?
P is by Beth Cato has an imaginary friend. Are imaginary friends always made up or can they take a turn for real?
Q is by Lynn Hardaker has a summer away at an Uncle’s for a brother and sister. What does the summer hold in store for them?
R is by Sara Cleto has a set of mysterious bones and singing. There are turns to this story.
S is by Jonathan C. Parrish is about a woman and her dreams. Can she get lost in her mind?
T is by Samantha Kymmell-Harvey is about a world with living dinosaurs that are used as a common animal and tool.
U is by Michael Kellar a man is transformed into a dinosaur to travel to a foreign planet.
V is by Cory Cone has a twist of what to do with a dinosaur infestation in your home. There is someone to call.
W is by Hal J. Friesen has genetics and experimentation involving dinosaurs.
X is by BD Wilson has Victor who works in research at an institute. Will he cross the line of ethics?
Y is by Andrew Bourelle involves drugs and dinos. Are the streets as safe as we think?
Z is by Laura VanArendonk Baugh is the last story. A family needs help. Will they get the help they need in this adventure?