This book is a collection of stories some rhyming and some illustrations only that really delve into the pysche of a child's mind. An illustrated story found in this book that best exemplifies this is called "Dino Days" By Travy Keevan. It starts out as a picture of a dinosaur pair that one would assume is a child and a parent at a watering hole. This realistic picture makes the reader think that it will be an informative story rather than a silly or more imaginative one. In the next picture there is another dinosaur who is coming to hurt the two original dinosaurs, this is the main conflict of the story and still seems pretty realistic. It isn't until towards the end of the story when a helicoptor comes into the frame and chases off the bad dinosaur that one realizes this is a fantastical story. The last frame of this illustrated story show a little boy playing on his bed with toy dinosaurs and helicoptors. Leaving the reader with a sense of imagination and wonder. The rest of the collection contains stories that similarly leave the reader thinking about what could happen after the story ended and ignites a curiosity within the reader as well.