Flip the flaps to five dino-mite prehistoric dioramas to discover what the world of dinosaurs was really like.

See prehistoric predators of all sizes come to life with Dino World, the trifold pop-up book! Experience dinosaurs like you’ve never seen them before with innovative paper crafting that breathes new life into prehistoric scenes. The extraordinary artwork of paleoartist Julius Csotonyi leaps off the page for a stunning experience like no other. Featuring cool facts about each dinosaur, including the massive T. rex and crafty raptors, as well as eye-catching lifelike scenes, learning about prehistory has never been this fun. Dinosaur lovers of all ages will adore this book!

Prehistoric life comes alive in "Dinosaur World". Readers are transported back in time by realistic images as seen on the Discovery Channel. Covering three main periods of dinosaur existence, the book combines foldouts with acetate overlays of the dinosaurs and their surroundings. Contains everything kids want to know, including who hunted whom, and the latest theories on the destruction of the dinosaurs. Spiral binding. Photos. Illustrations.

Travel back in time to when dinosaurs ruled the earth -- facts, pictures, quizzes.

A young boy visits Dinosaur World and learns about the many species of dinosaurs which once existed on earth.

"Imagine my astonishment when, several years ago, I discovered that my great grandfather Edward Blackwell had been a dinosaur fossil hunter in the American West . . . This book is a tribute to my lost relative, and to the vanished world that gripped him so." --Archie Blackwell Written by a descendent of an actual fossil hunter, this fascinating interactive volume explores the exciting era of the early paleontologists--and the terrifying creatures their discoveries brought to light. Dazzling artwork of dinosaurs and their prehistoric environments combine with awesome CGI scenes that capture the beasts in their natural habitats, as if they still roamed the Earth. This must-have for any dinosaur fan includes actual entries from Edward Blackwell's journals.