Description: "The words that warmed my heart and made me smile without even realizing it—the first words you ever said to me made me want to become a better uncle for you." A baby Spinosaurus sets out to gather red berries for his sick mother, but along the way he runs into a hungry Tyrannosaurus and finds himself about to be eaten. Just then, a massive earthquake splits the ground apart, and the spot where the two dinosaurs are standing drifts away, out into the middle of the sea. Unexpectedly, the two dinosaurs become stranded together on a lonely island. The hungry Tyrannosaurus is about to eat the baby Spinosaurus right away, but the baby Spinosaurus persuades him to wait, promising to catch fish for him every day instead. And so, life on the lonely island begins for the two of them. One day, as they share their names and talk about this and that, the Tyrannosaurus learns why the baby Spinosaurus had gone looking for red berries that day, and he comforts the poor little dinosaur warmly. In turn, the baby Spinosaurus feels grateful to the Tyrannosaurus, who reassures him and eases his worries about his mother. "Thank you." These are the first words the Tyrannosaurus has ever heard from the baby Spinosaurus, and they begin to move his cold heart. From then on, the Tyrannosaurus hears words he has never heard before in his life—"You're so cool." "That was fun." "You're so kind."—and each time, he feels his heart grow warmer. The two dinosaurs open their hearts to each other, grateful they ever met. Then one day, another earthquake strikes, giving them a chance to return to land at last... There's a saying that "praise can even make a whale dance." The words that melted the heart of the Tyrannosaurus, who once meant to eat him, were simply "Thank you." "You're so cool." "That was fun." "You're so kind." These aren't grand words—they're words anyone can say easily. But they were filled with the baby Spinosaurus's genuine, heartfelt sincerity, and that sincerity is what reached the Tyrannosaurus's heart. Every time he heard those words, he felt warmth spread through him—warmth that eventually led him to want to bring red berries to the baby Spinosaurus's sick mother, and even inspired him with the courage to think of another before himself, even while his own life was in danger. "I'm so glad I met you." In his final moment, the Tyrannosaurus leaves behind for the baby Spinosaurus the very warmth of those kind words he had heard for the first time in his life. Through this book, we hope readers will be reminded once again of the power held in a single warm word. Opening someone's heart can be surprisingly simple—as this story teaches us, sometimes all it takes is one sincere word.