Books with title I Know About! Dinosaurs

Discover the uncovered mysteries of the dinosaurs that once roamed the Earth! Vivid reconstructions of these extinct beasts will transport young readers into the age of the dinosaurs as they learn about the most recent discoveries of how they lived and evolved. Unearth the dinosaurs, like real life paleontologists, as real fossils, informative segments, and diagrams recreate the world of these ancient creatures. Parents and educators will love how engaged students are in these books, while kids will be too involved in the amazing facts and photographs to realize they are learning! With a cover designed to grab a childs attention, and an immediately engaging interior filled with varying text lengths and density, diverse illustrations, dynamic layouts, and the most current information laid out in a captivating format, young readers will come back to this book again and again, building their knowledge of dinosaurs with this engaging and entertaining book.

Does your child love dinosaurs?Then this lively, fast-paced and informative book will enchant them! Filled with rich and vibrant photographs, it will appeal to children of all ages!Dinosaurs are endlessly fascinating. Their ferocity, size and speed, and the fact that they once roamed the earth before mysteriously disappearing, enchant kids and adults alike.In this book, you will learn:• Why dinosaur fossils have turned up all over the world• What the name “dinosaur” actually means• How many school buses long the largest dinosaur is• Why some dinosaurs ate stones And much, much more!

Time travel back to the time of the dinosaurs, and learn all about them! Dinosaurs dominated the Earth for millions of years—and they dominate our imaginations still. Where and when did they live? How big were they, and how much did they weigh? What made each species important? In simple, accessible language and stunningly realistic illustrations, this magnificent volume captures in detail the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitats of all the major carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs and marine reptiles.

How did some plant-eating dinosaurs "chew" with their stomachs? Which dinosaurs were the best musicians? How did T. rex attack its prey? Dinosaurs were some of the most fascinating animals that ever lived on our planet. Some were huge, and some were tiny; some ate leaves, and some loved to chomp on other dinosaurs! In Don't Know Much About Dinosaurs, you'll discover dinosaurs that had a thousand teeth, dinosaurs that could run forty miles per hour, and dinosaurs that ate an entire school-bus-sized pile of vegetables in a single day! And you'll learn how paleontologists discovered the most famous dinosaur of all -- the ferocious Tyrannosaurus rex. Kenneth C. Davis brings the great reptiles of the past back to life with his trademark question-and-answer format. Full of cool quotes, fun facts, and detailed artwork by Pedro Martin, the latest addition to the Don't Know Much About® series brings out the paleontologist in everyone.

Join all your favourite dinosaurs in this colourful, rhyming picture book, from the author of international bestseller, Giraffes Can't Dance!Silly Diplodocus, fierce T-Rex, Brontosaurus, Stegosaurus and more... They're all here in this bright, bold book! With a short lively rhyme on each page, fun facts and colourful pictures (plus handy pronunciation guides) this is perfect for young dinosaur fans everywhere."Larger than life dinosaurs, in full glorious technicolour... bound to become another sure-fire hit" Books for KeepsPreviously published under the title Dinosaurs Galore.

A grand survey of the Earth in the Age of Reptiles by a man who has done everything from running the American Museum of Natural History to scraping bones in the Gobi Desert. Combining scientific description with fascinating accounts of actual events in the field of fossil hunting, he gives sharp profiles of the different periods and animals within the Mesozoic Era and is often touching as he stops to characterize a beast- a block busting tyrannosaurus or the bumbling duck bill it is about to capture.