Raptor Red

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I'm just finishing a book called Raptor Red about a Utahraptor that lived a couple of (million) years ago in North America. It's written from the viewpoint of a dinosaur who knows herself as Raptor Red. It's a very interesting way to write a book concerning an animal that learns many things such as what's good to eat and what's not, but of course doesn't talk, even to herself. She mainly has feelings, some vague and some strong, though she is extremely smart. Their are also other dinosaurs and animals she meets and he tells a great deal of interesting information about them. This book was written in 1995 by Robert T. Bakker who is a paleontologist in his everyday work. Did you ever read this book? I couldn't find a picture, but this one is funny of two raptors on display at the Calgary Alberta airport. I believe those two dinos are baggage handlers. Free to use through wikimedia: