Ultimate Dino-Pedia

National Geographic Kids has updated their ultimate dinosaur books just for kids.

Title: Ultimate Dino-Pedia

Author: Dr. Darren Naish

Publisher: National Geographic Kids

ISBN:  9781426329050

Review:

One-by-one the dinosaurs are introduced. Every dinosaur that’s ever been discovered can be found within these pages. Colorful illustrations share how dinosaurs defended themselves and other facts about the period they were in, their names and the meaning, where the fossils were found and even how big they were.

“Oviraptor is a dinosaur with reputation it never deserved. It got its name, “egg thief,” when it was mistakenly thought to have stolen eggs from the nest of a planet-eater. Many kinds of duck-billed dinosaurs thrived in Asia, South American, and the North American West at the end of dinosaur time. In 2016, scientists were surprised to discover that the earliest duck-billed dinosaurs may have come from the eastern United States.”

This gigantic book is divided into 4 categories that will help readers understand what a dinosaur was, what family the dinosaurs belonged to and a glossary and recommended books, sites and videos kids can review to learn more. Paleontologist Darren Naish and dinosaur expert Don Lessem both have contributed to this amazing book and have a special note for readers. The front pages are host to instructions on how to use this book so readers can get the most out of it. Parents, teachers, caregivers will love this book to keep young readers learning and growing.

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