Books with title T-rex

This encyclopedia entry is written and illustrated by Joey J. Papagopolis, the twelve-year-old hero of Max Candee’s Globaloonies series.Witty and at times lough-out-loud funny, this book tells all there’s to know about T. rex - the most hilarious dinosaur of all times. I bet you didn’t even know that T. rex had so much comic potential.You’ll learn a bunch of important facts like:- Where does its name come from?- Why were its hands so tiny, and why was its head so big?- What did it eat, and how much did it poop?- Did it have any body odor problems, and why?- And many more...This book is intended for 6-10 year-old children who love to learn and laugh. Think of a school report gone wild. That’s the kind of book this is.This is a companion book to the Globaloonies time travel adventure series.Genre: children’s encyclopedia, ages 6-11.

For many people, the first thing that comes to mind when they think of dinosaurs is the fearsome T. Rex. As a fierce hunter with a voracious appetite, this giant prowled through the swampy forests of the late Cretaceous period on its two powerful hind legs. In this penetrating volume, young scientists will find out about this dinosaurs senses, why its front arms were so tiny, and all about its razor-sharp teeth.

Andre Perry’s father is the scientist in charge of an Arctic expedition, and even he can’t figure out what’s happened. They had spotted a large, black object encased in a wall of ice, and now it’s gone, leaving only a monstrous footprint behind. No one can believe a dinosaur could have been trapped in ice for millions of years, but when they hear a mighty roar and feel the earth shake, they realize the horrible truth—they are trapped on an island with a ferocious T-Rex!

A young boy encounters some fascinating facts — and even more intriguing questions — aobut Tyrannosaurus rex in this lively ode to curiosity.It began with an egg!What size was the egg?The egg was as big as your head . . . maybe.Don't you know? Why don't you know?It was millions and millions of years ago!A grandson and granddad are touring the special T. rex exhibit, and there are so many things the young boy must know. Was the dinosaur egg in a nest? How did this T. rex grow? Did he track down live prey? The boy is intrigued to learn that as much as we know for sure about the greatest meat-eating dinosaur of them all, there is even more left for us to find out. Could the boy himself someday make those discoveries?

Take a leap back in time to the age of the dinosaurs! Fold out the pages to create super-wide scenes. Put on your 3D glasses and find out about meat-eating theropods, giant sauropods, flying pterosaurs and more. Fantastic facts and amazing 3D bring prehistoric creatures of the air, ocean and land to life. With 7 giant scenes and over fifty 3D stickers!

For many people, the first thing that comes to mind when they think of dinosaurs is the fearsome T. Rex. As a fierce hunter with a voracious appetite, this giant prowled through the swampy forests of the late Cretaceous period on its two powerful hind legs. In this penetrating volume, young scientists will find out about this dinosaurs senses, why its front arms were so tiny, and all about its razor-sharp teeth.

Explore the facts and fictions surrounding the greatest dinosaur of all in this fun, informative picture book, part of the new "Nature Storybooks" series.Take a trip to the Dinosaur Exhibition with a young boy and his grandad and learn about the greatest carnosaur of all - Tyrannosaurus Rex. Find out what we know about T. Rex...and what we can only wonder about! Previously part of the acclaimed "Read and Wonder" series, "T-Rex" has been re-launched in the new "Nature Storybooks" series with a brand new look and accompanying CD with fun facts, songs, sound effects and a story reading by TV actor Stephen Tompkinson.