Dinosaur Encyclopedia for Kids: The Big Book of Prehistoric Creatures

Biographical Note:
"DINOSAUR GEORGE" BLASING has studied and excavated dinosaurs and other prehistoric life for more than 35 years. He is a public speaker, author, and television writer. He also owns a traveling dinosaur museum that brings the prehistoric world to young people and adults across the country.

Dig up dino facts with this fun encyclopedia for kids ages 4 to 8

Dinosaurs are some of the most amazing animals that ever walked the Earth! They could be as tall as a four-story building or as small as a chicken. Some had spectacular spikes or hardened scales, while others had fantastic frills or vibrant feathers. This dinosaur book for kids gives them an exciting glimpse into the Age of Dinosaurs with awe-inspiring facts about how they lived, what they looked like, and more.

This standout among dinosaur books for kids encourages them to:

• Discover dinos by era--Kids will learn about 90 different dinosaurs, organized by the prehistoric era in which they lived.
• Find kid-friendly facts--This dinosaur book helps kids expand their dino knowledge with bite-sized facts, a pronunciation guide, and a glossary with easy-to-understand definitions.
• Explore colorful illustrations--Inspire kids to travel back in time through detailed artwork that brings the dinosaurs to life.

Get the best in dinosaur books for kids with this fun-filled dinosaur encyclopedia.

Contributor Bio:Blasing

"DINOSAUR GEORGE" BLASING has studied and excavated dinosaurs and other prehistoric life for more than 35 years. He is a public speaker, author, and television writer. He also owns a traveling dinosaur museum that brings the prehistoric world to young people and adults across the country.

CARY WOODRUFF is the director of paleontology at the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum in Malta, Montana. His pioneering studies on sauropod growth are changing our understanding of the lives of the biggest animals to ever walk on Earth.

Cary Woodruff is the Director of Paleontology at the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum. His pioneering studies on sauropod growth are changing our understanding of the lives of the biggest animals to ever walk on Earth. Cary has also published research on the first burrowing dinosaur, modern cow vertebral anatomy, dinosaur vision, stegosaurus, and fossil manatees in ancient Egyptian catacombs.