“Before the giants, there were small and mighty, the first dinosaurs who changed the Earth forever.“
The First Dinosaur: How Science Solved the Greatest Mystery on Earth | 
“Before the giants, there were small and mighty, the first dinosaurs who changed the Earth forever.“
The First Dinosaurs by Ian Lendler takes readers on an exciting journey to meet the first dinosaurs that roamed the Earth. Through fun storytelling and colorful illustrations, Lendler introduces young readers to the fascinating beginnings of these ancient creatures. This book is perfect for dinosaur lovers who want to explore the history of these prehistoric animals in a way that is both informative and entertaining.
pickThe First Dinosaurs by Ian Lendler is an engaging and fun exploration of the origins of dinosaurs, specifically focusing on the earliest dinosaurs to walk the Earth. Lendler presents complex scientific ideas in a humorous and accessible way, making the book both educational and entertaining for young readers. With playful text and vibrant illustrations, this book brings to life the fascinating world of prehistoric creatures.
pickThis book isn‘t just about the first dinosaur discovered, the Megalosaurus, it goes into depth and describes what other discoveries, advancements in knowledge, and the people who made the discovery possible. It‘s easy to read, understand, and a must read for those young and adult readers interested in dinosaurs. You also get to learn about some of the important women in the process who usually get left out from history.
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I usually like to consume my nonfiction reads in audiobook format, but I‘m finding this book quite enjoyable in print form. The illustrations, excerpts, charts, and pictures compliment the information quite well. When I was a kid I wanted to be a paleontologist...but it wasn‘t something that a girl of poor Mexican immigrant parents who lived in a not-so-great part of Chicago did, so I wasn‘t encouraged to pursue that dream. 🤷🏽♀️
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pickStumbled across this one at the library last week.
I never really thought about the road to the first dinosaur. The narrative non-fiction feel makes this an accessible read, even if you never went through a dinosaur obsession.
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