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Dinosaurs & Fossils For kids who love the real thing! Spring 2026 |
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Baby Loves Paleontology!
by Ruth Spiro
Baby loves to dig in the ground. Will she find a hidden fossil? This STEM book explores fossils, dinosaurs, and the field of paleontology.
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Angel Draws a Dinosaur
by Pavonis Giron
After an exciting day at the museum, Angel is inspired! With all the art supplies he can gather, he knows the dinosaur he draws will be perfect. But soon, fear and frustration take root--why can't he seem to draw exactly what he sees in his head? And even worse, what if he keeps making mistakes?
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Dig, Dig, Dinosaur
by Anjali Goswami
Three young adventurers embark on 'an expedition' to a faraway land the proper tools and an ambitious spirit, the adventurers dig for dinosaur bones, discovering and learning about various types of dinosaurs. Along the way, the adventurers strive to uncover dinosaurs bigger than the ones before, eventually revealing the biggest dinosaur at the end of the book. With the expertise of author Anjali Goswami, this book celebrates the expansive dinosaur population while encouraging young people to explore the world of paleontology.
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Before I Lived Here
by Stacy S. Jensen
A boy explores the layered history of his neighborhood, from present day all the way back to the dinosaurs.
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Beginning Readers & Juvenile Fiction
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We Dig Fossils
by Alliah L. Agostini
Ava loves rocks! But what she really really loves are fossils! Ava and her family are on a mission to dig up some fossils. They dig in their backyard, in the park, and by the creek but still no fossils. But Ava will not give up! The family head out to the beach for one more fossil hunting adventure! Will Ava finally be able to dig up her very own own fossil?
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Oliver's Great Big Universe #3: Evolution Changes Everything!
by Jorge Cham
Oliver sets out to raise money for a new computer by writing a book about animals and the origins of life, learning from a retired paleontologist who lives down the street, but things get complicated when his friends want to help with the book.
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Is This the Biggest Dinosaur Ever?: Discover the Science Behind Paleontology
by Olivia Watson
It's a big question--did a shepherd find the biggest dinosaur ever? After a shepherd in Patagonia stumbled upon a huge bone while chasing a lost sheep, paleontologists converged to unearth the largest dinosaur discovered yet. Read the full story to find out how many fossils they found, how a fossilized egg showed the first glimpse of dinosaur skin, how gigantic dinosaurs managed to move their huge bodies . . . and so much more! The Big Questions Answered is a unique, collectable series, beautifully bound, that will spark a lifelong interest in science. QR codes link to the Big Questions Answered website for comprehensive, free teacher resources and downloadable fun extras for kids.
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I'm a Vertebrate Paleontologist Now! by Larisa R. DeSantisMeet Larisa, a kid like you and me, who grew up wanting to become a politician. Then she discovered fossils. Learn how Larisa uses fossil teeth to clarify the ancient ecology of saber-toothed cats and other ice age mammals. And learn how Larisa, with help from doctors, managed her epilepsy.
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Weirdosaurus: Prehistory's Most Peculiar Dinosaurs
by Philip Bunting
This collection takes a playful peek at over 80 of prehistory's most peculiar dinosaurs. The great age of the dinosaurs played host to more than its fair share of bizarre beasties. Whether by frill, quill, tooth, or claw, every creature in this book was extraordinarily odd in its own wonderful way.
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Alaska Dinosaurs, Mammoths, and More
by Book Author
Explore the world of fascinating prehistoric creatures that once roamed ancient Alaska. Packed with vibrant illustrations of dinosaurs by artist Ray Troll and lively text by paleontologist Kirk Johnson, this dynamic picture book is perfect for curious kids ages 8-12 and dinophiles of all ages. This engaging richly illustrated picture book is the perfect introduction to Alaska's dinosaurs. It opens with an irresistible, jam-packed map of Alaska fossils, and then proceeds through a timeline of prehistoric creatures that inhabited ancient Alaska's oceans and forests. Discover thalattosaurs, giant sea lizards who lived over 200 million years ago, and the mysterious desmos, a prehistoric marine mammal that looked like a hippo but might be related to horses and rhinos and roamed the region 20 million years ago, and many more!
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The Clues Are in the Poo: The Story of Dinosaur Scientist Karen Chin
by Jane Kurtz
Karen Chin is hunting for treasure. But she's not interested in gold or jewels . . . she's interested in poo. Fossilized dinosaur poo, specifically. What can she learn from prehistoric feces? Follow the clues and see where Karen's curiosity takes her as she searches for answers about how dinosaurs lived and what the world looked like long ago.
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Lots of Things to Know about Dinosaurs by James MacLaineYou'll never guess where Tyrannosaurus rexes lived, what a Spinosaurus could do with its nose, why the head of a Parasaurolophus was like a trombone or how very heavy dinosaurs sat on their eggs without crushing them! All is revealed in this delightful information book, filled with quirky and surprising things to know about all kinds of dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs: With Over 250 Facts About the Prehistoric Worldby Nicholas OliverEver wondered which dinosaur was as long as a truck? Or why stegosauruses had plates along their backs? Curious about how big a T. rex's tooth really was? From terrifying predators and towering plant-eaters to sea-dwelling giants and flying reptiles, this book covers it all in a fun and accessible way.
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Dinosaur Bites
by Audrey Perrott
Take a bite out of these awesome dinosaur facts! Learn all about dinosaurs, from the ferocious meat eaters to the giant plant eaters. Discover what it was like to live during the Age of Dinosaurs! Perfect for dino-obsessed kids, these bite-sized facts about dino favorites, newly discovered dinos, and everything in between will keep readers turning the pages. Large, engaging, photo-realistic illustrations bring each dinosaur to life.
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I Know Dino!: Amazing Breakthroughs, Mega Mistakes, and Unsolved Mysteries in Dinosaur Science
by Sabrina Ricci
Dinosaurs have been extinct for millions of years, but the world of dinosaur science has never been more alive. Over the last few decades, amazing scientific discoveries have transformed what we know about dinosaurs. And it turns out that a lot of what we thought we knew about them was totally wrong. Fortunately, prehistory pros and podcast hosts Sabrina Ricci and Garret Kruger are here to parse dino-fact from dino-fiction and examine the history of paleontology along the way.
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Dinosaursby Sarah Walker and Samantha GrayIntroduces the age of the dinosaurs, fossil discoveries, and current theories about their behavior and disappearance.
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First Picture Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs
by Belinda Gallagher
Step back in time to discover the world of prehistory! This beautifully illustrated hardback encyclopedia is packed with fantastic facts about more than 100 dinosaurs and other ancient animals. From tiny, four-winged Microraptor to skyscraping Sauroposeidon, every dinosaur is a source of fascination to young readers. Curious kids will love learning about the hunting strategies of Velociraptor; the powerful defensive features of Triceratops; the mysterious function of Stegosaurus' plates; and the extraordinary trumpeting communication of Parasaurolophus. This book delves into the lives of flying reptiles such as the giraffe-sized Quetzalcoatlus, and deep-diving ancient ocean dwellers such as terrifying Mosasaurus. It showcases the lush artworks of Lucy Semple, and every fact has been reviewed by renowned paleontologist Dougal Dixon. What a great way to discover the wonders of the prehistoric world for children aged 5+.
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Drawing Dinosaurs: How to Draw Scientifically Accurate Prehistoric Creatures
by Brian Vitocruz
Crack open your sketchbook, grab your pens and pencils, and get ready to turn your thoughts of the most epic dinosaurs and prehistoric reptiles ever into beautiful and scientifically accurate drawings. In easy-to-follow, step-by-step detail, Drawing Dinosaurs teaches you all the tricks and techniques you'll need to create 19 of your own amazing dinosaurs, marine and flying reptiles, including tips on: How to break down a creatures' body into basic, easy-to-draw shapesHow to consider a light source and body shape when shadingHow to draw dinos in different posesAnd so much more This book also features detailed fun facts about each animal, including what time period they lived in, where they were located, and their most distinguishing features, so you can be fully immersed in this prehistoric world. As you begin drawing all your favorite prehistoric creatures, remember you have the freedom to let your imagination run wild or strive to make something as close to what current science has to offer; the choice is yours.
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The Dinosaur Explorer's Drawing Guide for Kids: Step-By-Step Lessons for Drawing All Your Favorite Prehistoric Creatures
by Brad Woodard
Become a dinosaur expert with this step-by-step drawing guide packed with fascinating facts about amazing prehistoric creatures! Perfect for aspiring paleontologists and budding artists, this beginning drawing book will show kids how to draw their favorite dinos in a fun, interactive style! Popular YouTube drawing instructor Brad Woodard, founder of the Brave Kids Art Club show, shares his easy-to-follow lessons and tips and tricks for getting outside and drawing cool stuff. Featuring: Easy-to-Follow Instructions: Simple steps-by-step illustrations show to create fun drawings with no experience necessary.30+ Awesome Prehistoric Animals: All your favorite creatures are included, such as tyrannosaurus rex, triceratops, pterodactyls, and more.Interactive journal pages: Includes fill-in-the-blank pages of prompts for kids to record their drawings and facts they learn.This is the ultimate guide for any kid who wants to learn about and draw dinosaurs!
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Magic Tree House Fact Tracker Graphic Novel: Dinosaurs
by Mary Pope Osborne
When Jack and Annie got back from their adventure in Magic Tree House #1: Dinosaurs Before Dark, they had lots of questions about dinosaurs. Learn more along with them as they track the facts about these amazing prehistoric creatures--available for the first time ever in a nonfiction graphic novel format. ... Find out the answers to things like: What did dinosaurs look like? Where did they live? How did they survive? What's the difference between flesh-eaters and plant-eaters? And, of course, how did the dinosaurs die? There's so much to learn, so come along on this prehistoric adventure with Jack and Annie as they investigate and discover the world of dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurios y Otras Criaturas Prehistóricas: una Enciclopedia de Datos Fantásticosby William Potter, Alicia Williamson & Richard MeadAprende cifras increíbles y descubre datos alucinantes sobre la vida de los dinosaurios en cada página con este divertido libro ilustrado de dinosaurios y animales prehistóricos. ¿Cómo era la mordedura de un cronosaurio? ¿Cuánto pesaba el dinosaurio más pequeño? ¿Sabías que los placodermos fueron los primeros animales en tener abdominales? Desde las dinosaurios más rápidos, grandes y letales hasta el tamaño de sus corazones, cerebros y colas, aprende divertidas curiosidades sobre tus dinosaurios favoritos y sorprende a tus familiares y amigos con datos asombrosos .
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