This book can best be described as an illustrated Jurassic phone book. The author has cataloged more than 250 museums, libraries, parks, and quarries where modern-day dinosaur hunters can find the best dino attractions.

You thought they were extinct... but the dinosaurs are alive and kicking! Somewhere in the ocean, a small cluster of islands has been discovered, teeming with prehistoric beasts. It is your mission to explore the islands and the sea around them, observe the dinosaurs and record your findings for the scientists back home. Are you ready to tangle with a T. rex, study a stegosaurus and soar with the pterosaurs? Hold on to your camera and prepare for the most exciting safari of your life!

Join the LEGO(R) minifigures on an epic Jurassic journey in this Level 2 reader. Join the LEGO(R) minifigures on an epic Jurassic journey in this Level 2 reader. See awesome dinosaurs and find out the latest facts about these mega monsters. You'll find great LEGO building ideas, too!LEGO(R) minifigures show you the world in a unique nonfiction program. This leveled reader is part of a program of LEGO nonfiction books, with something for all the family, at every age and stage. LEGO nonfiction books have amazing facts, beautiful real-world photos, and minifigures everywhere, leading the fun and discovery.

Join the LEGO minifigures on an epic Jurassic journey. See awesome dinosaurs and find out the latest facts about these mega monsters. You'll find great LEGO building ideas too!

Life is busy in the dinosaurreserve - there are always new dinosaurs to find. It's a noisy, lively, fierce place for the people that live there, especially when a T. rex attacks! With lots of press-out pieces, dino fans can act out the story and create their own adventures in this beautifully crafted pop-up book.

On a visit to the Dinosaur Wildlife Park, Bizzy Bear discovers some interesting footprints. Where do they lead and to which dinosaur do they belong?

If dinosaurs still walked the earth, you'd use this field guide to identify them! Photographically realistic color paintings capture 120 genera of sauruses, organized according to evolutionary relationships, in their habitats. Open the "fact file" for instant information on each creature's length and weight; physical description; diet; and more. A small sketch shows the dinosaur next to another animal--like a human or elephant--to convey its comparative size. The world map shows where they dwelt, and a timeline tells when