Ultimate Earth: Dinosaurs introduces readers to some of the most amazing prehistoric creatures that ever roamed the planet!
Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the Earth. This book brings readers face-to-face with the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex, Stegosaurus, Argentinosaurus, Ornithomimus, and many others and explores what scientists think they looked like, what they ate, and more. Features colorful illustrations, fun facts, fold-out pages, and shaped flaps to lift throughout.
Solid interactive fare for younger STEM-winders. (Informational novelty. 7-9)—Kirkus Reviews
Miranda Baker lives with her family on the edge of beautiful Dartmoor in Devonm England. She loves stories, nature and books with both.
Amanda Shufflebotham is a designer and illustrator based in the historic Welsh/English border town of Chepstow, where she lives with her partner and two sons. When Amanda is not illustrating, she is spending time with her family and enjoying her garden. In fact, if Amanda hadn't gone into design she would have like to be a landscape gardener as the shapes and textures of foliage have always enchanted her.
Ultimate Earth: Dinosaurs introduces readers to some of the most amazing prehistoric creatures that ever roamed the planet!
Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the Earth. This book brings readers face-to-face with the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex, Stegosaurus, Argentinosaurus, Ornithomimus, and many others and explores what scientists think they looked like, what they ate, and more. Features colorful illustrations, fun facts, fold-out pages, and shaped flaps to lift throughout.
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Solid interactive fare for younger STEM-winders. (Informational novelty. 7-9)—Kirkus Reviews
Author
Miranda Baker lives with her family on the edge of beautiful Dartmoor in Devonm England. She loves stories, nature and books with both.
Amanda Shufflebotham is a designer and illustrator based in the historic Welsh/English border town of Chepstow, where she lives with her partner and two sons. When Amanda is not illustrating, she is spending time with her family and enjoying her garden. In fact, if Amanda hadn't gone into design she would have like to be a landscape gardener as the shapes and textures of foliage have always enchanted her.
