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Book of Dinosaurs: 10 Record-Breaking Prehistoric Animals

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Category: Architecture

In this interactive book with touch-and-feel skeletons, ten record-breaking dinosaurs are introduced through a guessing game with clues. Readers examine the prehistoric skeletons and guess and read a series of boastful hints to guess the mystery dinosaur. The answers are uncovered in stunning page-turn reveals, featuring vibrant scenic habitats and a few reasons why each dinosaur is so special. The showstopping final pages make a clever connection between the 10 extinct dinosaurs and some of their contemporary counterparts.

Learn which dinosaur had:

  • The toughest armor
  • The sharpest eyesight
  • The biggest belly
  • The spikiest tail

And more!

The book also includes a letter from the author, a 24-word glossary, a species index, and a 'Discover More' section that highlights books, podcasts, and other resources for the dinosaur-curious. This witty, informative introduction to the connection between anatomy and behaviour is full of fun, relatable facts as well as touch-and-feel finishes that bring the creatures to life – the ultimate dinosaur book for children. 

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 19 reviews)

Kevin G. ★★★★★

The touch-and-feel skeletons are such a clever touch—my kids actually trace the bones with their fingers while we play the guessing game. It’s turned our bedtime reading into a full excavation session, and they’re already rattling off dinosaur facts at breakfast.

Steven A. ★★★★★

My four-year-old is obsessed with guessing which dinosaur each skeleton belongs to before we flip the page. The touch-and-feel textures give him something to grab while we read the clues, and it's held up surprisingly well to his rough handling. We've read it every night for two weeks straight.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The touch-and-feel skeletons are the standout feature—my kid actually gasped when she felt the ridges on the T. rex spine. The guessing game format keeps her engaged through all ten dinosaurs, and we’ve already read it three times tonight alone.