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Jurassic park III: junior novelization
By Scott Ciencin
The novelization of the movie that brought new meaning to the words big and mean with the arrival of the Spinosaurus and the pterosaurs. Here you can relive all of the magic of the actiion packed movie.
You may also want to check out some of the other Jurassic park novels:
Recommended for ages 10+
Reviewed by Erika
 Harry and the dinosaurs
By Ian Whybrow
Harry loves the bucketful of dinosaurs that he finds in his grandmothers attic, and they have all sorts of adventures together. The perfect books for the littlest dinosaur fan in the family.
Recommended for ages 4+
Reviewed by Erika
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3-D beasts
Meet some of the amazing animals that used to walk the earth - and if you have 3-D glasses they appear to leave the page.
Recommended for ages 8+
Reviewed by Erika
Survival! Walking with beasts
By Stephen Cole
Welcome to the world of Walking with beasts. Packed with stills from the television series, this book is not to be missed by any fan of dinosaurs and prehistoric beasts.
Recommended for ages 8+
Reviewed by Erika
Dougal Dixon's amazing dinosaurs : the fiercest, the tallest, the toughest, the smallest
By Dougal Dixon
This is one of the best dinosaur books around! This book has great pictures and gives you an idea of how big the dinosaurs were compared to a person living today - imagine one of them walking down Queen Street!
Recommended for ages 8 +
Reviewed by Erika
The ultimate dinosaur book
By David Lambert
Dorling Kindersley are well known for their amazing books, and this book is no exception. Packed with full colour pictures and fascinating facts, this book is a must read for any true dinosaur lover.
Recommended for ages 10+
Reviewed by Erika
Sea monsters
By Nigel Marven and Jasper James
Recommended for ages 10 +
How to keep dinosaurs
By Robert Mash
Dinosaurs make wonderful pets and this book is perfect for the first time dinosaur owner – or someone who wants to learn more about their pet. There are colour photographs, and a breed guide so you can find out what dinosaur is best for you. When looking for your next pet dinosaur you should start with this book.
Recommended for ages 10+
Reviewed by Erika
Dinosaur
By David Norman and Angela Milner
A great book about dinosaurs from the Dorling Kindersley Eyewitness series.
Recommended for ages 7 +
Reviewed by Erika
A dinosaur named Sue: the story of the colossal fossil: the world's most complete T.rex
By Pat Relf
Recommended for ages 7 +
 Usborne first encyclopedia of dinosaurs and prehistoric life
By Sam Taplin
Recommended for ages 7+
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Dinosaur
From Disney studios comes the story of Aladar the Iguanadon raised by a family of lemurs. When their island home is destroyed Aladar and his family find themselves on teh mainland facing new enemies and dangers as they search for the feeding grounds which may have survived the meteor that has detroyed so much of their world.
Prehistoric Park
Using time travel technology Nigel travels back in time to rescue some of the amazing animals just before they would have become extinct. From dinosaurs through to mammoths, they are all rescued and taken back to Prehistoric Park.
Really wild animals
Dinosaurs are just some of the creatures covered in this series of documentaries from the National Geographic. A great watch for all members of the family.
Walking with cavemen
Humans as we know them are at the end of a long family tree. Check out some of the amazing hominids that lead to the current people that walk the Earth.
Walking with dinosaurs
This is the TV series that started it all. See if you can spot your favourite dinosaur in this ground breaking series that brings to life some of the favourite creatures of all times. A great watch for the whole family broken down into easy to watch 30 minute segments.
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