The Complete Book of Dinosaurs: The Ultimate Reference to 355 Dinosaurs from the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous Periods, Including More Than 900 Illustrations, Maps, Timelines and Photographs

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Move the giant googly eyes up, down and all around to help the dinos count down and find things on each page. Find out exactly where and when each animal lived, how large it grew, and how it captured prey or fought off enemies.

Unearth the wonders of dinosaurs together as you embark on a literary exploration tailored for the earliest stages of learning. With a padded cover and a small, easy-to-hold size, this new addition to the First 100 Soft To Touch series is the perfect little book for dinosaur fans.From T-Rex to Triceratops, Stegosaurus to Velociraptor, meet the most awe-inspiring creatures ever to walk the Earth!

Donaldson has written several dinosaur-themed books, including The Dinosaur's Diary, telling the story of a dinosaur that falls through a portal and ends up on a present-day farm.

Beautifully illustrated by children's artist Anthony Lewis, with lively age-appropriate text by zoologist and environmentalist David Burnie, the First Dinosaur Picture Atlas explains where dinosaurs came from and how they lived in different habitats across the world. Discover everything you ever wanted to know about these jaw-droppingly cool pre-historic legends in Dinosaurs Rock! Does the book contain anything that teachers would wish to know about before recommending in class (strong language, sensitive topics etc.

There's a fun extra element: coloured buttons throughout the book allow readers to jump about through the book and find connections between topics. Discover the dinosaurs and prehistoric animals that once roamed across Earth and commanded the oceans and seas. Our book selection aligns with the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum, fostering essential skills such as language development and cognitive growth. There are approximately 700 known species of dinosaurs, but there could be many more we haven’t discovered yet. Christmas Day finally arrives and there is a surprise for everyone - it isn't a duckling but a gorgeous baby pterodactyl!

You’ve probably heard that some dinosaurs had feathers – but did you know that we can tell what colour some of them were? Children in the Early Years love the short rhyming poems in Mad About Dinosaurs – a classic preschool and reception choice that is ideal for young children to join in with. The books are not solely focused on Dinosaurs but cover various beasts, including Dragons, Sea Serpents, Cave Trolls and mythical monsters.