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by Sara Davis (Author)
Dinosaurs are fascinating creatures, not only for children. Argentinosaurus was almost as tall as a three-storey building and as long as a Boeing 737 aircraft. Brachiosaurus ate between 440 and 880 pounds of plants every single day. Tyrannosaurus rex could eat up to 440 pounds of meat in one bite. You and your child will find a lot more "fun-tastic" facts along with superb pictures and graphics.
The largest Dinosaurs grow as tall as a six story building and weigh 50 tonnes or more. No land animal today even comes close. The jaws of a T. rex can leave a bite-mark 4 feet long and 12 inch teeth can penetrate deep in the flesh. But every dinosaur, no matter how big and powerfull, starts out small. Very small
Children will love to learn and understand this great prehistoric creature: its origin, anatomy, feeding, habits and behavior. You will also get this amazing dinosaurs featured: Allosaurus, Velociraptor, Argentinosaurus, Troodon, Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, Carnotaurus, T. rex, Stegosaurus, Spinosaurus, Liopleurodon.
Enter the prehistoric world when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Go back in time and experience what dinosoaur life was like
Author Biography
Sara Davis is a children's book author, web designer and mother who does not generally speak of herself in the third person, so... My love for reading and writing started when I was a child. I always had a passion for it. I remember frequently wearing out the stone steps to the library. I spent a lot of time pecking out poems on my dad's typewriter, making up stories on long school bus rides, and constantly lying about stuff. Often, when I had extra time, I would write stories that would pop into my head locking myself in my room for hours. I took the long way around to being an author, but I don't regret the journey. Now that I am older my love for reading and writing has not diminished. In fact, it has only become a bigger part of me. I am a mother of a toddler and a preschooler. They are my constant source of inspiration. Children are such curious creatures. They explore, question, and wonder, and by doing so, learn. From the moment of birth, likely even before, humans are drawn to new things. If a child stays curious, he will continue to explore and discover. This discovery gives him pleasure. When he experiences the joy of discovery, he will want to repeat his exploration. That's why writing for children is something special for me!
