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4-6
Prehistoric Field Guides series.
Illustrated by
Peter Minister.
The evolution of animal life on Earth, from formation to the rise of mammals, is profiled across the four books. Hosted by a smiley tetrapod, each packed two-page spread features facts and descriptions of several species and their remains, their environments, and major geological and evolutionary events. Computer-generated images of the various creatures include many with anthropomorphized features. Ind. Review covers these Prehistoric Field Guides titles: The Dawn of Planet Earth, Dinosaurs Rule, The Last Days of the Dinosaurs, and The Rise of Mammals.
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4-6
Prehistoric Field Guides series.
Illustrated by
Peter Minister.
The evolution of animal life on Earth, from formation to the rise of mammals, is profiled across the four books. Hosted by a smiley tetrapod, each packed two-page spread features facts and descriptions of several species and their remains, their environments, and major geological and evolutionary events. Computer-generated images of the various creatures include many with anthropomorphized features. Ind. Review covers these Prehistoric Field Guides titles: The Dawn of Planet Earth, Dinosaurs Rule, The Last Days of the Dinosaurs, and The Rise of Mammals.
(4)
4-6
Prehistoric Field Guides series.
Illustrated by
Peter Minister.
The evolution of animal life on Earth, from formation to the rise of mammals, is profiled across the four books. Hosted by a smiley tetrapod, each packed two-page spread features facts and descriptions of several species and their remains, their environments, and major geological and evolutionary events. Computer-generated images of the various creatures include many with anthropomorphized features. Ind. Review covers these Prehistoric Field Guides titles: The Dawn of Planet Earth, Dinosaurs Rule, The Last Days of the Dinosaurs, and The Rise of Mammals.
(4)
4-6
Prehistoric Field Guides series.
Illustrated by
Peter Minister.
The evolution of animal life on Earth, from formation to the rise of mammals, is profiled across the four books. Hosted by a smiley tetrapod, each packed two-page spread features facts and descriptions of several species and their remains, their environments, and major geological and evolutionary events. Computer-generated images of the various creatures include many with anthropomorphized features. Ind. Review covers these Prehistoric Field Guides titles: The Dawn of Planet Earth, Dinosaurs Rule, The Last Days of the Dinosaurs, and The Rise of Mammals.
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4-6
Real-Life Monsters series.
Illustrated by
Simon Mendez.
Appealing to offbeat, lurid, and macabre sensibilities, these titles are stuffed with facts about world's strangest marine and rainforest creatures. Some of the text is small and densely packed, and the photographs--prominently featuring razor-sharp teeth and bizarre bodily protuberances--would be better appreciated in larger format. Still, many a child will be fascinated by the contents of this series. Ind. Review covers these Real-Life Monsters titles: Creatures of the Deep and Creatures of the Rain Forest.
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4-6
Real-Life Monsters series.
Illustrated by
Simon Mendez.
Appealing to offbeat, lurid, and macabre sensibilities, this title is stuffed with facts about Earth's strangest insects and arachnids. Some of the text is small and densely packed, and the photographs--prominently featuring razor-sharp teeth and bizarre bodily protuberances--would be better appreciated in larger format. Still, many a child will be fascinated by the contents of this series. Ind.
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4-6
Real-Life Monsters series.
Illustrated by
Simon Mendez.
Appealing to offbeat, lurid, and macabre sensibilities, this title is stuffed with facts about Earth's strangest reptiles. Some of the text is small and densely packed, and the photographs--prominently featuring razor-sharp teeth and bizarre bodily protuberances--would be better appreciated in larger format. Still, many a child will be fascinated by the contents of this series. Ind.
(4)
4-6
Real-Life Monsters series.
Illustrated by
Simon Mendez.
Appealing to offbeat, lurid, and macabre sensibilities, these titles are stuffed with facts about world's strangest marine and rainforest creatures. Some of the text is small and densely packed, and the photographs--prominently featuring razor-sharp teeth and bizarre bodily protuberances--would be better appreciated in larger format. Still, many a child will be fascinated by the contents of this series. Ind. Review covers these Real-Life Monsters titles: Creatures of the Deep and Creatures of the Rain Forest.