Tear through tons of facts, figures, timelines, and the most up-to-date intel straight from the field, with National Geographic explorer and paleontologist Steve Brusatte as your expert guide, in this book all about dinosaurs.

Simple text and detailed photographs and illustrations bring reluctant readers back into the world of carnivorous dinosaurs from the Mesozoic era. This book includes close-up photos and descriptions of the teeth and bodies these animals used to hunt and eat. Habitats, diet, and extinction are also covered.

A catalog of more than 150 dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures--listed in alphabetical order from Abelisaurus to Zuniceratops.

Everything you need to know about dinosaurs, pterosaurs, marine reptiles, and mammals in this essential encyclopedia for kids.

Mr. Tiffin and his students are back in another picture book, and this time the focus is on dinosaur-loving Kimmy. During a field trip to the natural history museum, Kimmy is thrilled to share what she knows about the Stegosaurus and the Archaeopteryx and even the ginormous Titanosaurus.

A giant meteor blasts an enormous crater into Earth's surface, causing the end of what scientists call the Age of Dinosaurs.

How did dinosaurs live, and how are they found by humans millions of years later? Every dinosaur bone has a story to tell and paleontologists know just how to read them.

Compare and contrast the different duck-billed dinosaurs to see which ones were the fastest, strongest, and smartest

Simple text, photographs and illustrations bring readers into a world of massive herbivores from the Mesozoic era.

The horned dinosaurs, a group of rhinoceros-like creatures that lived 100 to 65 million years ago, included one of the greatest and most popular dinosaurs studied today: Triceratops.

Compare and contrast the different horned dinosaurs to see which ones were the fastest, strongest, and smartest

Millions of years ago, enormous animals called dinosaurs roamed Earth. Today, scientists learn about these prehistoric creatures by studying long-buried fossils.

Compare and contrast the different long-necked dinosaurs to see which ones were the fastest, strongest, and smartest.

A long, long time ago, dinosaurs roamed the earth. Some were big, and some were little. Some were fast, and some were slow. Some lived alone, and some lived together. They are gone now, but you can still see their bones at museums all around the world.

Compare and contrast the different two-legged, meat-eating dinosaurs to see which ones were the fastest, strongest, and smartest.

Dinosaurs continue to fascinate kids, and although these amazing creatures roamed the Earth ages ago, new dinosaur discoveries are still being made today!

The Age of Dinosaurs began about 250 million years ago. In the beginning they were quite small but over time they evolved into the varied and fascinating creatures that captivate our imaginations today.