This exciting and colourful new series presents dinosaurs through a combination of beautiful artwork, zoom-in boxes, awesome fact boxes, fun comparisons and quiz features. Each book concentrates on a different kind of dinosaur, highlighting particular features of that type with up-to-date information and latest discoveries. DUCKBILLS AND BONEHEADS takes a closer look at those groups of plant eaters that roamed the world millions of years ago. It looks at Dryosaurus' wanderings, Iguanodon's claw and the funny- shaped head of Stegosaurus. A clear and colourful timeline shows when this group of dinosaurs lived lived, and simple maps show where the fossil finds have been. ARMOURED GIANTS takes a fresh look at the bones, plates, spikes and spines that made up these tank-like dinosaurs. It goes into Stegosaurus' plates, and at the food of Sauropelta.

 

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2014 by Flowerpot Press .

Coral Tulloch is an author and illustrator who has created over 50 books for children. She also is the creator of a syndicated page for children that ran for over 20 years in Australian newspapers and internationally as well. Passionate about environmental education, Tulloch is especially committed to doing books on the natural world. James Field was born in England in 1959. After attending college in Wales, he began his professional career in 1982 making models for museums and Welsh TV. An interest in the Samurai led to his first major book, Samurai Warriors, written by Stephen Turnbull. Professor Mike Benton is head of the Earth Sciences department at the University of Bristol. Specializing in dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, Professor Benton has written and contributed to a large number of titles on these subjects, for both children and adults.