Were there actually female dinosaurs? - Of course! And just like that, there are also a lot of girls next to the boys who are burning with interest in dinos. For them - and of course for the boys too - here is a dinosaur book about all the women who have decisively advanced palaeontology and are still doing so: Mary Anning with her marine dinosaur finds at the beginning of the 19th century, the adventurer Sue Hendrickson with the T-Rex skeleton named after her, "punk palaeontologist" Jingmai O'Connor with her soft spot for feathered dinos or Jasmina Wiemann with her research in the high-tech laboratory ...

In this children's non-fiction book, Birk Grüling and Lucia Zamolo tell us what we know about dinosaurs thanks to all these women.