Children’s / Teenage general interest: Dinosaurs and prehistoric world

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Book SynopsisRead, Learn, Build, and Have Fun with Six Amazing Dinosaurs with This Innovative Book and Play SetThis sturdy board book features great information on six amazing dinosaurs alongside pages with chunky press-out pieces that can be used to build prehistoric beasts, from a fierce velociraptor to a giant brachiosaurus. Readers will learn that the T-Rex lived in the cretaceous period and build this dino alongside gigantic dinosaurs' eggs. On the triceratops page, they learn about its horns and frills before building this amazing dino.Made from thick, sturdy board, the pieces press out easily from the pages and are simple to put together (no glue or scissors necessary!). The 12 build-ups include simple and intuitive instructions. All build-ups are safety rated for ages 4 years and up.Both a book and a play set, Pop Out Dinosaurs is the ultimate screen-free activity for curious tots ready to become world travelers.Features 6 amazing dinosaurs:VelociraptorTriceratopsCoelophysisBrachiosaurusEuoplocephalusTyrannosaurus rex

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Book SynopsisBigger than a digger...hungrier than a dinosaur...it's a DIGGERSAUR! This rhyming mash-up of dinosaurs and trucks will delight dino fanatics and construction fans alike.A dozen dinosaur trucks crunch, scrape, chomp, and rumble through this book as they work on roads and construction sites. Little dinosaur fans will love the inventive names--SCOOPERSAURUS! DUMPERSAURUS!--and rip-roaring sound effects as they count each new Jurassic giant, up to twelve. Whether they are building or demolishing, these helpful Diggersaurs are the coolest things in town!Trade Review"Diggersaurs" is a thoroughly entertaining, impressively original, and unreservedly recommended addition to family, daycare center, preschool, kindergarten, and community library picture book collections." —Midwest Book Review, Children's Bookwatch

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Book SynopsisWhat is a dinosaur? Did they feel scaly or smooth, feathery or rough? What did they eat? How big were they? Young readers will learn all about these prehistoric creatures by touching the fun textures featured on every spread in this informative book. With charming and colourful artwork by Ninie, this engaging Who's Who of the dinosaur world is sure to be a big hit with dinosaur fans everywhere.Trade ReviewNinie was born in Poitiers, France. Her passion for drawing led her to study at Ecole Pivaut in Nantes. She lives in France.

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Book SynopsisWhat could be more exciting to a toddler than animals that turn into dinosaurs? Every animal in this book looks cute and small—until you unfold the flaps to reveal a much bigger dinosaur within! Is that a jellyfish or a Pterodactyl? Is that a parrot or a Triceratops? Open the flaps to find out...Trade Review"Things aren't always as they seem in this inventive gallery of dinosaurs in disguise.Those caregivers who remember Mad magazine's Fold-Ins will appreciate the central device of this fun and colorful board book. In Mad , when a large illustration of a seemingly ordinary scene was folded on the dotted lines, the folded elements came together to create a new picture illustrating the punchline to the joke. In this book, unfolding a seemingly innocuous picture reveals a bevy of dinosaurs to delight dinophiles of all ages. "Look," opens the text, "isn't that a beautiful butterfly?" But once readers pull out the accordion-folded page they see: "No, that's a Pteranodon." A page of text on verso faces a very nonthreatening image on recto until little readers extend the folded pages full length, revealing the hidden reptiles. "Oh no, it's a spider! / Wait, it's a Tyrannosaurus RexRun!" The text and the accompanying reveals lend themselves to call-and-response readings and squeals of laughter. The artwork is cartoonish and decidedly nonthreatening; some dinosaurs are more recognizable than others. The book scores points with an eclectic mix of dinosaurs, including some fairly obscure creaturesKronosaurus, Parasaurolophus, and Europlocephalus, for instancewith points deducted for depicting Triceratops with a double row of spikes on its back and without the essential third horn on its beak by which it gets its name.Interactive, prehistoric fun for the whole family." Kirkus Reviews

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