The Great Hunters: Meat-Eating Dinosaurs and Their World

by James O. Farlow, Ralph E. Molnar

Recounts the discovery of meat-eating dinosaurs, describes the various types, and discusses how they may have lived

64 pages, Library Binding

First published March 1, 1995

Reviews

[Patricia Stephens · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great book for reports for children about dinosaurs. It had a lot of information, especially about meat-eating dinosaurs from the dinosaur ages. It also had a lot of information that is related to dinosaurs and was key to their lives, like Pangaea and how the land on Earth was like back during the times when the dinosaurs lived. Included with the information was very informative diagrams, maps, and pictures with measurement comparisons to show children what the real life dinosaurs size was.

The pictures and diagrams is what I liked about this book. There was one picture of a close up on a dinosaur tooth that really showed how big dinosaurs were because of how big the tooth was. The diagrams labeling the dinosaurs as well were awesome and are great for kids to learn more about dinosaurs. Overall, it had a lot of information that children could dig deep into and learn what life was like millions of years ago. The only thing that I wish this book would of had more of was creative illustrations that children seem to like.