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Ask a Dinosaur

And It Will Answer You

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Got a question? "Ask a Dinosaur" in this brand new fact finding series. Were dinosaurs lazy? Where did dinosaurs sleep? Where are their ears? "Ask a Dinosaur" takes a discovery journey into the exciting subject of dinosaurs, meeting the deadliest, the largest, and the noisiest. Your child will love discovering all about dinosaurs with this amazing question and answer book. Written from the perspective of the dinosaurs themselves, this book provides the answers to the questions that children ask and wonder about the world around them. They'll discover that the Seismosaurus weighed as much as six elephants and that the largest Tyrannosaurus found, had teeth 30 cm long! Filled with charming illustrations and photographs, this new series will make your child mad for dinosaurs!

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Ask a Dinosaur, Dorling Kindersley

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Année de publication
2011
Reliure
(rigide),
État du livre
Abîmé
Prix
9,99 €

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Titre
Ask a Dinosaur
Sous-titre
And It Will Answer You
Langue
Anglais
Format
rigide
Pages
32
ISBN10
1405365854
ISBN13
9781405365857
Séries
Mots clés
Animaux
Description
Got a question? "Ask a Dinosaur" in this brand new fact finding series. Were dinosaurs lazy? Where did dinosaurs sleep? Where are their ears? "Ask a Dinosaur" takes a discovery journey into the exciting subject of dinosaurs, meeting the deadliest, the largest, and the noisiest. Your child will love discovering all about dinosaurs with this amazing question and answer book. Written from the perspective of the dinosaurs themselves, this book provides the answers to the questions that children ask and wonder about the world around them. They'll discover that the Seismosaurus weighed as much as six elephants and that the largest Tyrannosaurus found, had teeth 30 cm long! Filled with charming illustrations and photographs, this new series will make your child mad for dinosaurs!