“Do You Really Want to meet Apatosaurus? by Annette Bay Pimentel is part of a 6 book series about dinosaurs and pterosaurs. This 24–page book is a creative introduction to the study of Apatosaurus. Readers use their imagination as they follow a little girl who uses a time machine to travel 150 million years back in time to observe Apatosaurus in its natural environment. She makes observations about the dinosaur’s habitat, its size, and its food. This nonfiction narrative would be best used with pre–K through grade 3 students. The title provides an excellent critical thinking question, which can be used throughout directed reading instruction. This book would also be of interest to students who are curious about how the earth has changed over time. The text is engaging. This volume also includes a map of fossil findings, a glossary, and a further resources section.”—Lois Spangler
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Allosaurus?
A young child adventures back in time to 152 million years ago to meet an Allosaurus, learning what they ate, its size, and how even this big dinosaur sometimes got hurt. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Ankylosaurus?
A young child adventures back in time to 66 million years ago to meet an Ankylosaurus, learning about what this dinosaur looked like, its diet, and how it used its clubbed tail to stay safe. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Apatosaurus?
A young child adventures back in time to 150 million years ago to meet an Apatosaurus, learning what this dinosaur ate, its size, and about its babies. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Diplodocus?
A young child adventures back in time to 150 million years ago to meet a Diplodocus, learning what sounds this dinosaur made, its size, and what it ate. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Edmontosaurus?
A young child adventures back in time to 70 million years ago to meet an Edmontosaurus, learning about this dinosaur's babies, its diet, and how it stayed warm in its cold habitat. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Iguanodon?
A young child adventures back in time to 125 million years ago to meet an Iguanodon, learning about what this dinosaur ate, its size, and how it traveled in a herd. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a range map, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet a Pterosaur?
A young child adventures back in time to 80 million years ago to meet the Pteranodon, one species of pterosaur, and learns what they ate, how they laid eggs, and how they lived with dinosaurs. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Spinosaurus?
A young child adventures back in time to 100 million years ago to meet a Spinosaurus, learning how they looked, where it lived, and how they hunted other dinosaurs for food. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Stegosaurus?
A young child adventures back in time to 153 million years ago to meet a Stegosaurus, learning about what this dinosaur ate, its size, and what its armored plates might be for. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Triceratops?
A young child adventures back in time to 66 million years ago to meet a Triceratops, learning about what this dinosaur ate, its size, and how it used its horns. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Tyrannosaurus Rex?
A young child adventures back in time to 67 million years ago to meet a Tyrannosaurus rex, learning about what this dinosaur ate, its size, and how it caught prey. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
INSIDE
Do You Really Want to Meet Velociraptor?
A young child adventures back in time to 80 million years ago to meet a Velociraptor, learning about what this feathered dinosaur ate, its size, and which dinosaurs were its prey. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a range map, glossary, and further resources.
retail $29.95 your price $20.95
Do You Really Want to Meet a Dinosaur?
New titles in our popular animal series introduce young readers to five dinosaur species plus a family of flying prehistoric reptiles (the Pterosaurs). In each book, a child explorer travels back in time to meet these incredible animals and shares his or her experiences, which are based on fossil finds. Delightful illustrations and carefully crafted text help the stories come alive, making these books both educational and entertaining.
Read a free eBook of Do You Really Want to Meet Tyrannosaurus Rex? below.
READ REVIEWS
PRICE
Complete Series of 12: retail $359.40 your price $251.40
“Do You Really Want to meet Pterosaur? by Annette Bay Pimentel is part of a 6 book series about dinosaurs and pterosaurs. This 24–page book is a creative introduction to the study of Pteranodon. Readers use their imagination as they follow a child who uses a time machine to travel 80 million years back in time to observe Pteranodon in its natural environment. A Pteranodon is one species of pterosaur, a family of flying prehistoric reptiles. The child in the story makes observations about the Pteranodon’s habitat, its size, its food, and how they laid eggs. This nonfiction narrative would be best used with pre–K through grade 3 students. The title question provides an excellent critical thinking question, which can be used throughout directed reading instruction. The illustrations and the text are engaging. This volume also includes a map of fossil findings, a glossary, and a further resources section.”—Lois Spangler
“Do You Really Want to meet Tyrannosaurus Rex? by Annette Bay Pimentel is part of a 6 book series about dinosaurs and pterosaurs. This 24–page book is a creative introduction to the study of Tyrannosaurus Rex. Readers use their imagination as they follow a child who uses a time machine to travel 67 million years back in time to observe Tyrannosaurus Rex in its natural environment. The child makes observations about the dinosaur’s habitat, its size, its food, and how it caught its prey. This nonfiction narrative would be best used with pre–K through grade 3 students. The title provides an excellent critical thinking question, which can be used throughout directed reading instruction. The text is engaging. Some children might find the illustration of T–Rex too graphic. A view of the illustration on the cover could help you make the suitability determination. This volume also includes a map of fossil findings, a glossary, and a further resources section.”—Lois Spangler
“Do You Really Want to meet Triceratops? by Annette Bay Pimentel is part of a 6 book series about dinosaurs and pterosaurs. This 24–page book is a creative introduction to the study of Triceratops. Readers use their imagination as they follow a little girl who uses a time machine to travel 66 million years back in time to observe Triceratops in its natural environment. She makes observations about the dinosaur’s habitat, its size, its food, and how it uses its horns. This nonfiction narrative would be best used with pre–K through grade 3 students. The title provides an excellent critical thinking question, which can be used throughout directed reading instruction. This book would also be of interest to students who are curious about how the earth has changed over time. The illustrations and the text are engaging. This volume also includes a map of fossil findings, a glossary, and a further resources section.”—Lois Spangler
“Do You Really Want to Meet Velociraptor? by Annette Bay Pimentel is part of a 6 book series about dinosaurs and pterosaurs. This 24–page book is a creative introduction to the study of Velociraptor. Readers use their imagination as they follow a little girl who uses a time machine to travel 80 million years back in time to observe Velociraptor in its natural environment. She makes observations about the dinosaur’s habitat, its size, its food, and its feathers. This nonfiction narrative would be best used with pre–K through grade 3 students. The title provides an excellent critical thinking question, which can be used throughout directed reading instruction. The text is engaging. Some children might find the illustration of Velociraptor too graphic. A view of the cover illustration could help you make the suitability determination. This volume also includes a map of fossil findings, a glossary, and a further resources section.”—Lois Spangler
“Do You Really Want to meet Stegosaurus? by Annette Bay Pimentel is part of a 6 book series about dinosaurs and pterosaurs. This 24–page book is a creative introduction to the study of stegosaurus. Readers use their imagination as they follow a child who uses a time machine to travel 153 million years back in time to observe stegosaurus in its natural environment. A pet poodle named Max accompanies the child in this volume. The child and Max make observations about the dinosaur’s habitat, its size, its food, and uses for its armored plates. This nonfiction narrative would be best used with pre–K through grade 3 students. The title provides an excellent critical thinking question, which can be used throughout directed reading instruction. The illustrations and the text are engaging. This volume also includes a map of fossil findings, a glossary, and a further resources section.”—Lois Spangler
“In each science picture book, a child in a natural history museum time-travels to prehistoric sites to see dinosaur species in action. The child (and readers, via immediacy-adding second-person text) examine the habitats and learn about the animals: what they ate, what ate them, how they raised their young, and more. Stylized illustrations convey details about dino appearances and behaviors. Reading list, websites. Glos. ”