Dougal Dixon

In the dry sand dunes and dust, these desert dinosaurs ate insects, plants, and sometimes, each other. Find out how these animals survived and what they had in common with today's creatures.

Explores the lives of the dinosaurs that lived in what is now northern North America. Describes how the landscape was different during the age of dinosaurs. Includes information about the pachyrhinosaurus, edmontonia, anchiceratops, dromaeosaurus, edmontosaurus, kritosaurus, thescelosaurus, and pachycephalosaurus. Also discusses what happened to the dinosaurs and compares them to modern animals.

Introduces the dinosaurs that once roamed the continent of North America. Describes how they lived and their relationship to modern animals. Covers dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, and Montanoceratops.

Explores the lives of the dinosaurs that lived on the East Coast of the United States. Describes how the landscape was different during the age of dinosaurs and how the East Coast was actually joined to Europe. Includes information about the anchisaurus, ammosaurus, podokesaurus, appalachiosaurus, ornithomimus, hadrosaurus, lophorhothon, and nodosaurus. Also discusses what happened to the dinosaurs and compares them to modern animals.

Examines a variety of dinosaurs that lived on the Isle of Wight, a small island off the coast of England. Describes each dinosaur and offers a size comparison. Features full-color illustrations, informative text, a glossary, and a list of resources for further study.

Toward the end of the Age of Dinosaurs, some of the meat-eating dinosaurs became birdlike. They were covered in feathers. Learn how these dinosaurs lived and compare them to modern-day animals.

Millions of years ago, a variety of dinosaurs lived in what is now part of Asia. Giant plant-eaters and all sizes of predators lived together. Investigate what dinosaurs life was like long ago.

Learn about the dinosuars of western North America.

Seashores, lakes, and riverbanks are all places that shoreline dinosaurs roamed and ruled. Splash along to learn what these creatures had in common with today's water-loving animals.

Describes a variety of plated dinosaurs such as a lexovisaurus and a megalosaurus. Includes information on their physical characteristics like plates and spikes, as well as armored lumps under its neck like the stegosaurus, the largest of the plate dinosaurs. Also contains information on other spike and plate dinosaurs and is accompanied by unique illustrations.