Dinosaur Hunters (Step into Reading)

by Kate McMullan

Paperback, 2005

Status

Available

Local notes

R McM

Barcode

3149

Collection

Publication

Random House Books for Young Readers (2005), Paperback, 48 pages

Description

Describes the work scientists do to find out more about these huge prehistoric animals.

Physical description

48 p.; 9.08 inches

User reviews

LibraryThing member cobalt_grrl
A great reader for students who love dinosaurs and science.
LibraryThing member SKugle
The main idea behind this book was to inform children about dinosaurs and how fossils are made and found. The book included how to pronounce some of the types of dinosaurs and other difficult words such as geologists which they provided the pronunciation (jee-OL-uh-jists). The book also included
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several images that helped show what the fossils look like and what the different types of dinosaurs looked like. Overall, this book is a great choice for helping children learn about dinosaurs and how they are studied.
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LibraryThing member jessiejluna
Colorful and realistic pictures. Describes the steps paleontologists take to discover dinosaurs, fun facts about dinosaurs discovered and yet to be discovered. Broken into short, easy to read chapters.
Dinosaurs are not my favorite subject, and apparently it is not my son's either, as he didn't
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really care for the book, but a dinosaur-crazed kid would love it. I did like the format though, and would like to find other books from this series.
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LibraryThing member ajohns75
I enjoyed this text for the many available features the author makes available to readers. The book includes how to pronounce some of the types of dinosaurs and other difficult words such as geologists which they provided the pronunciation (jee-OL-uh-jists). The book also included several images
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that helped show what the fossils look like and what the different types of dinosaurs looked like. Overall, this book is a great choice for helping children learn about dinosaurs and how they are studied and will be a huge hit among students in the classroom with a love for dinosaurs.
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LibraryThing member Daumari
On the front cover, I wrote my name and that I read this 2-11-1998.

Quickly reread this just now, as i'm cataloging the box of childhood books I retrieved from my parents' house. I'm glad this includes Mary Ann Mantell finding the Iguanadon tooth! Just one of many signs I never outgrew my dinosaur
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phase. Generally, a good book (describes the phases of how you find dinosaur bones and the team you need, the *ahem* arms race to find taller sauropods, etc.)
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Pages

48

Rating

(7 ratings; 3.1)
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