Books with title Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs Big Book

Lila Prap’s humorous non-fiction picture book about Dinosaurs is now available in paperback! Chickens descended from dinosaurs? The chickens in this book find that hard to believe. But as they learn more about their ancestors, they grow convinced. “From now on my name is Chickesaurus Rex!” declares one chick proudly. This trifecta of bold illustrations, fun facts, and a touch of irreverence will make this book a hit with kids.

Bursting with dinosaur facts and dynamic artwork, to answer all your questions about the biggest-ever animals on Earth. A must have title for real dinosaur fans 7-10 years.In this book you will find the answers to all the dinosaur questions you have been dying to ask and many more you would never have thought of asking. From essential facts about when dinosaurs lived, to the gory details pf how dinnosaur dung was fossilized, it's all you need to know about dinosaurs.

Animal Planet introduces information-packed nonfiction chapter books that are just right for pleasure reading and schoolwork.Take a trip back in history and visit the incredible creatures that once dominated life on Earth. Profiles of popular dinosaurs, such as the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Velociraptor, are interspersed with chapters on how dinosaurs ate, slept, and lived. Kids ready to flex their reading muscles can take dino learning to the next level with Dinosaurs!. Special features include full-color photography throughout, "Meet the Scientist" sidebars, and "In Your Newsfeed" articles about new discoveries in the world of paleontology.Don't miss the other books in the series, including Animal Planet Chapter Books: Sharks!.

Dinosaurs have long been extinct however, a coloring book about Dinosaurs can help a child learn about what the great beast once looked like. Coloring books can display the range of Dinosaurs from small to large along with the name of the Dinosaur. No one knows what color real Dinosaurs were, so a coloring book can truly permit a child to unleash their creativity by exploring color combinations that could possibly be what the Dinosaur actually resembled, through their imagination.