It's Tiny T. Rex's graduation day! In this heartfelt picture book, a sweet addition to the New York Times bestselling series, Tiny faces the excitement—and uncertainty—of taking the next big step.

Tiny T. Rex has worked hard all year, and graduation day is finally here! But as he looks ahead to everything that's next, Tiny starts to wonder: What if the next big steps feel too big? What if he doesn’t take the right ones?

With love and encouragement from his family, Tiny learns that every journey is made one step at a time—whether the steps are exciting, challenging, or a little bit scary. Filled with the warmth, humor, and heart that have made the Tiny T. Rex books beloved favorites, this reassuring story celebrates courage, kindness, and believing in yourself as you take on life's newest adventures.

Perfect for graduations, milestone moments, and anyone preparing for a big change.

PERFECT GRADUATION GIFT: A fun and thoughtful present for preschool, kindergarten, and other milestone celebrations, as well as birthdays, classrooms, libraries, and fans of Tiny T. Rex and popular children's books like How Do Dinosaurs Go to School?; Oh, The Places You'll Go; and Will the Pigeon Graduate?
FROM THE MUCH-LOVED BESTSELLING SERIES: Everyone loves Tiny! Join Tiny and his friends for another funny, heartfelt adventure from the bestselling picture book series that has delighted dinosaur-loving kids and families everywhere.
REASSURING GRADUATION DAY STORY: Tiny T. Rex is taking a big step—graduating! But he discovers that even when your next steps may be a bit scary, the best way to approach them is with courage and kindness.
POSITIVE MESSAGE: With love, a positive attitude, and plenty of humor, Tiny T. overcomes common childhood challenges, reminding us that we don't have to have all the answers before taking the next step.
A CLASSROOM & STORYTIME FAVORITE: Funny, charming text and adorable, colorful art make this a joyful read-aloud for families, circle time, preschool and kindergarten graduation celebrations, and end-of-year story hours.

Jonathan Stutzman