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What You Need to Know:
• Another perfect book for the dinosaur lover in your life.
• This is a non-fiction picture book, written by an author with a paleontology background.
• It is written for an older picture book audience, as it is wordy and full of facts.
Sweet Book Summary:
This is an interesting, fact-filled look at dinosaurs and their young. The author took the idea of dinosaur families, and attempts to explain, with what research is out there, how dinosaurs were born and raised. The illustrations are quite engaging, as is the research. Did you know that the largest dinosaurs could not raise their young, for fear of trampling them? The author imparts all sorts of fascinating details like this in a very clear and comprehensible way. I especially like that the author uses real objects to give the audience a comparison for size. For example, when describing the size of dinosaur eggs, Judge says some were the size of a golf ball and some were the size of a loaf of french bread, and illustrates the point with pictures of both. I also think the authors comparisons of dinosaurs to modern day animals is also very helpful. Very tangible ways to impart knowledge to young, concrete learners. Bravo.
Author: Lita Judge Illustrator: Lita Judge Published: 2010, 48 pages
Themes: Excellent Read-Aloud, Dinosaurs, Humor, Comparisons
If You Liked This Book, Try:
When Dinosaurs Came with Everything, Elise Broach
No T.Rex in the Library, Toni Buzzeo
Big Book of Dinosaurs
This recommendation was written by: Melissa Y.
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