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03 September 2019

A must-have for dinosaur enthusiasts aged 7-11! ”A pleaser for fans of all things big, toothy and extinct”—Kirkus Reviews
Journey back hundreds of millions of years to prehistoric Earth, where you will discover frozen ice-age landscapes, lush prehistoric rainforests, and vast ancient oceans!
Prehistoric is full of bold illustrations that allow children to discover the fascinating creatures that used to roam the planet, including awe-inspiring dinosaurs, saber-toothed tigers, and giant insects.
Developed in conjunction with the Smithsonian Institution, Prehistoric shines a light on our planet’s past-and points the way to its future. Clever infographics reveal the secrets of Earth’s geology and changing environments. The reader is encouraged to link ancient creatures and places to present-day Earth and issues, such as climate change and deforestation.
Includes a glossary and index.
“A pleaser for fans of all things big, toothy, and extinct.” —Kirkus Reviews
“Bright images and vivid descriptions provide a compelling resource for readers with an interest in prehistory.” —Publishers Weekly
“An extremely interesting book that will make you want to learn more about the history of the Earth - this book makes an excellent starting point.” — Youth Services Book Review“This extremely useful reference tool concerning prehistoric life on Earth is highly recommended for upper elementary and junior high library collections as well as science classrooms.” —School Library Journal
“An educational book for young adults, about amazing animals that lived in prehistory. Some became extinct; others were the ancestors of modern-day species … filled with fascinating facts about the natural world during prehistoric eras, and enriched with striking, realistic color artwork. A brief glossary and index round out this treasure for public and school library science collections. Highly recommended!” —Midwest Book Review