A Journey Through Time to the Dinosaurs

Dangerous Tyrannosaurus Rex, long-necked herbivores, and sturdy Triceratops: The prehistoric world was colorful and diverse. This children's encyclopedia captivatingly introduces dinosaurs and their contemporaries. In short, reader-friendly texts, young prehistoric explorers aged 6 and up will learn what they looked like, where they lived, how they raised their young, and how they defended themselves. Over 600 photos bring the prehistoric era to life.

How do we explore the prehistoric world?

How do we know what dinosaurs looked like? Which dino was the largest? And did dinosaurs really have feathers? In addition to exciting facts about dinosaurs, children will discover in this encyclopedia how we know so much about the prehistoric world - what fossils are, how they are excavated, and how they are prepared for museums. An interactive first encyclopedia for both big and small dino fans, filled with quiz questions, photo scavenger hunts, and cross-references.

Colorful, image-rich, and informative: A fantastic first dinosaur encyclopedia for elementary school children with more than 600 images. What children really want to know: Everything about the giants of the prehistoric world. Short texts and age-appropriate language - ideal for early readers as well.

Varied with quiz questions, photo scavenger hunts, and cross-references.

An encyclopedia to participate in: Exciting images, thrilling texts, and interactive elements take children aged 6 and up on a journey through the world of dinosaurs.