Dinosaurier: Ein Atlas der Urzeit

by John Malam

Excellent Book

Genres: Reference, Palaeontology, Nonfiction, Science, Dinosaurs

Spiral-bound

About the author

John Malam is a British historian, archaeologist, and author of children’s non-fiction books. Trained in Ancient History and Archaeology, he worked on excavations and led an archaeology unit before becoming an editor and later a full-time writer specializing in ancient civilizations.

Reviews

[Hendrik Mattheus]

I only bought the book today, but the cd does not work. Would it be possible to post me one?

[Ashley]

While we haven't technically read this yet given Oliver is 3 years old, we do love to flip through the Dinosaur Atlas and look at the pictures. Oliver's favorite pages are the ones with the clear dinosaur fossils page overlaying the colored in dinosaur.

[alyssa]

This book changed my life 🤌

[Taylor]

Name: Taylor Myatt
Title: Malam, John & Benton, Michael (2006). Dinosaur atlas: An amazing journey through a lost world. New York, NY: DK Publishing, Inc.
Type of Reference: Geographic Reference
Call Number: QE861.5 .M3425 2006 FT MEADE
Brief Description: This book walks students through the areas of the globe where the dinosaurs once roamed.
Cost: $18.80
Relevance and Relationship: Students, especially in younger grades, seem to gravitate to dinosaur books.
Purpose: Increase student knowledge of geography through their interest in dinosaurs.
Format: Hard-back print book
Arrangement and Presentation: The book is divided into the different parts of the world. There is also a CD Rom that is included so that students can explore the book in a digital way.
Diversity: I chose this book because it is a book that boys especially would love.