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Prehistoric Life

DK Publishing

Hardcover (DK CHILDREN, March 15, 1995)

A fully labeled collection of full-color photographs, models, and illustrations explains how plants and animals are classified and reveals what fossils and skeletons can tell us about the extinct species of the prehistoric era.

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#prehistoric

John Bailey Owen

Paperback (Scholastic Paperback Nonfiction, Jan. 6, 2015)

Can a T. rex take a selfie? Will woolly mammoth's throwback Thursday photo get the most likes? What if prehistoric creatures were online?Kids are engaging in social networks in increasing numbers and this digital world has given birth to a new language--the hashtag language. #PREHISTORIC offers a unique opportunity to connect with kids in their language while introducing them to the incredible dinosaurs and animals of the prehistoric world. Each creature has its own humorous username and caption as well as a user info page that offers basic facts, stats, and photos. A comment section provides humorously imagined dinosaur banter. The hashtags also serve to present information in a contemporary voice. #PREHISTORIC is a melding of old and new and fun and informative, making nonfiction incredibly accessible for young readers.

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Prehistoric Life

Gallimard Jeunesse, Stanley E. Ely

Hardcover (Scholastic, Aug. 1, 1997)

A book and novelty package introduces the daily life of the human race's earliest ancestors, from hunting practices to artistic projects, and an accompanying drawer at the end of the book includes replicas of five prehistoric objects.

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Prehistoric Life

Steve Parker, Sergio NULL

Hardcover (DK CHILDREN, March 15, 1993)

Describes and illustrates the evolution of prehistoric life, from the first sea creatures, to the rise and fall of the dinosaurs, to the appearance of the first mammals.

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Prehistoric Life

William Lindsay

Hardcover (Knopf Books for Young Readers, May 10, 1994)

Full-color photos. Explore the origins of life on earth, from the first algae to the first humans; why life began in the sea, not on land; why dinosaurs ruled the earth for millions of years and then disappeared; and how mammals--and then humans--took over.