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Dinosaurs A Childrens Encyclopedia - Childrens General Non-fiction Category: Childrens Books Description: This is an exclusive close-up at Dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. Dinosaurs' a Childrens Encyclopedia is a complete visual encyclopedia covering the entire range of prehistoric animal life for younger readers. It's jam-packed with over 100 dinosaurs and entries on all the best known prehistoric animals from giant dragonflies to the Velociraptor. This definitive guide includes exclusive, newly commissioned photos of the world's best and most complete dinosaur fossils, on location in North America and Europe. Dinosaurs's is not just a catalogue of facts and photos, but the book every budding fossil hunter and dinosaur enthusiast will want to own. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Dinosaurs A Childrens Encyclopedia - Childrens General Non-fictionCategory: Childrens Books Description: This is an exclusive close-up at Dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. Dinosaurs' a Childrens Encyclopedia is a complete visual encyclopedia covering the entire range of prehistoric animal life for younger readers. It's jam-packed with over 100 dinosaurs and entries on all the best known prehistoric animals from giant dragonflies to the Velociraptor. This definitive guide includes exclusive, newly commissioned photos of the world's best and most complete dinosaur fossils, on location in North America and Europe. Dinosaurs's is not just a catalogue of facts and photos, but the book every budding fossil hunter and dinosaur enthusiast will want to own. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Big Book Of Dinosaurs - Dk - Childrens General Interest and LeisureCategory: Childrens Books Description: Dinosaurs fascinate young children. The Big Book of Dinosaurs is a colourful catalogue of these mysterious creatures from the past that will keep even toddlers entertained for hours. Children will love spotting all the different dinosaurs - from the fierce meat-eating Tyrannosaurus and the long-necked plant-eating Diplodocus to the heavily armoured Stegosaurus and the city Compsognathus. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Ask A Dinosaur - Childrens General Non-fictionCategory: Childrens Books Description: Got a question? Ask a Dinosaur in this brand new fact finding series. Were dinosaurs lazy? Where did dinosaurs sleep? Where are their ears? Ask a Dinosaur takes a discovery journey into the exciting subject of dinosaurs, meeting the deadliest, the largest, and the noisiest. Your child will love discovering all about dinosaurs with this amazing question and answer book. Written from the perspective of the dinosaurs themselves, this book provides the answers to the questions that children ask and wonder about the world around them. They'll discover that the Seismosaurus weighed as much as six elephants and that the largest Tyrannosaurus found, had teeth 30 cm long! Filled with charming illustrations and photographs, this new series will make your child mad for dinosaurs! Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Dinosaur EncyclopediaCategory: Books Description: Help your child meet their favourite dinosaurs face-to-face. They'll discover where they came from, how they lived and what happened to them as well as interesting facts including which dinosaurs used their tail like a club and who had a brain the size of a ping-pong ball. ISBN: 9781405338882 Review this product |
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