Engaging images accompany information about triceratops.

Choosing a pet can be really hard. There are all kinds of animals to choose from. How about a beautiful bird, or maybe a scaly lizard? Why not a pet that is a little bit of both? Meet the Pterodactyl, the flying reptile. Readers of this humorous book will learn fascinating facts about Pterodactyls.

With the help of fossil evidence this book provides physical descriptions of twenty-nine dinosaurs with horns, spikes or crests.

"Engaging images accompany information about the parasaurolophus. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 2 through 7"--Provided by publisher.

Meet the Diplodocus, the tallest dinosaur in town. Taking care of this dino won't be easy, but it will be tons of fun, about 17 tons, to be exact. Delightfully funny illustrations bring the Diplodocus into stunning focus. Cool fact boxes offer interesting information. Even reluctant readers will devour this funny book full of dinosaur facts.

This spiky friend might look a bit scary, but don't worry; the Stegosaurus only eats plants. Its pointy tail is just for protection. This beautiful beast has rows of bony plates along its back, making it stand out from all the other pets on the block. Readers of this humorous guide will learn how to take care of their new Stegosaurus in no time.

Young readers are always interested in the biggest, longest, and tallest, and they won't be disappointed with the offerings in this book! They'll meet dinosaurs such as Liopleurodon—possibly the biggest hunter to have ever lived. Some scientists believe this animal grew up to 80 feet [25 m] long—about the size of today's blue whale. The simple text and exciting illustrations in this title along with the tantalizing information will capture...

"Engaging images accompany information about the iguanodon. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 2 through 7"--

Examines what is known about dinosaur bones, behavior, and other characteristics and how different the facts often are from what scientists, from ancient China to the recent past, believed to be true.

The hardest part of owning this pet is finding a tank big enough to hold it! Meet the Plesiosaur, a gigantic marine reptile from the Mesozoic period. With its long neck and enormous flippers, it looks a lot like its cryptid cousin, the Loch Ness monster. But unlike Nessie, scientists know lots of cool information about the Plesiosaur. Readers of this comical book will learn all about this fascinating prehistoric creature.