<p>“An unforgettable year-long encounter with the most astonishing creatures ever to walk the Earth!” – <em>Lancashire Evening Post</em></p> <p>“Beautifully packaged up, filled with fascinating facts, stunningly illustrated, this book would make a wonderful gift to any budding palaeontologist.” – <em>Mini Travellers</em></p> <p>“If you have a dinosaur fanatic or a budding palaeontologist in your family then you should definitely get a copy of this book.” – Jill Bennett, <em>Red Reading Hub</em></p> <p>Included in ‘Picture This’ Children’s Books Ireland Recommended Reading Guide 2023</p> <p>“The illustrations are absolutely unbelievable … It is one of the most comprehensive and well-presented dinosaur books we have seen.” – Becky C, Family Book Club</p> <p>“I’m really amazed at the lesser-known species throughout. It’s a dino-treat!” – Dr. Nick Crumpton</p> <p>“With such beautiful illustrations throughout, it’s a must for any dinosaur fan.” – Louise Forshaw</p>
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Miranda Smith has written and edited information books and articles for children and adults. Like the children she writes for, she likes to explore and find out about new things.
Professor Mike Benton was elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 2014 for his fundamental contributions to understanding the history of life.
Jenny Wren is a freelance Illustrator who lives and works in Lichfield, Staffordshire. She mainly undertakes children's book projects, and has worked for Igloo, Parragon and Caterpillar Books.
Xuan Le is an illustrator based in Saigon, Vietnam. She likes to work in digital, and practical formats, combining strong colours with eccentric details, mixing past, future and surreal worlds together.
Max Rambaldi draws mostly with my graphic tablet, but loves the freshness of watercolors and the mellowness of the acrylics. What she loves more than anything is scientific children books.