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Everything You Know about Dinosaurs Is Wrong!

by Nick Crumpton, Gavin Scott

Part of the Everything You Know About series

Subject
Animals - Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures
Age
6-8 years
Format
Hardcover
Pages
64
Publisher
Nosy Crow Inc
Size
25.8 cm Ɨ 29.6 cm
ISBN
9798887770147
Do you know all there is to know about dinosaurs? They're mean, green, and not very smart, right?

Well, this book is here to show you that you're WRONG! But don't worry, even the experts can't be right all the time . . .

From fossilized feathers to long-necked look-alikes, this ingenious book is packed with so many amazing dinosaur discoveries, you'll soon become a paleontology pro. Including jaw-dropping research that will debunk many myths about all kinds of prehistoric creatures-you'll never look at a pigeon the same way again!

With fascinating, friendly, and easy-to-understand text written by zoologist Dr. Nick Crumpton and amazingly detailed color artwork on every page, this beautifully produced hardcover gift book with an incredible tactile cover will delight dinosaur fans of any age.

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What reviewers said

"Everything You Know About Dinosaurs Is Wrong!"offers a browsing experience that relies on the young reader already having plenty of exposure to the subject. Written with jaunty assurance by Nick Crumpton and illustrated with color and fun by Gavin Scott, this nonfiction excursion takes children ages 7-13 through a list of assumptions-that dinosaurs were cold-blooded, scaly, mean and not very smart, among other things-and demolishes them one by one. It's an engaging way to present the current thinking in paleontology, which, thanks to improvements in search techniques, is a field of stunning…
Meghan Cox Gurdon, Wall Street Journal
Written with jaunty assurance by Nick Crumpton and illustrated with color and fun by Gavin Scott, this nonfiction excursion takes children ages 7-13 through a list of assumptions—that dinosaurs were cold-blooded, scaly, mean and not very smart, among other things—and demolishes them one by one. It’s an engaging way to present the current thinking in paleontology, which, thanks to improvements in search techniques, is a field of stunning dynamism.
Meghan Cox Gurdon, Wall Street Journal
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