Reviews for Dinosaur babies
School Library Journal
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PreS-Gr 2-- A useful introduction to dinosaurs for beginning readers. The text is in bold type, the vocabulary is simple, and the information is accurate. Some of the material is in a question-and-answer format, but for the most part, it follows the development of different dinosaurs from hatchling to adulthood chronologically. The serviceable watercolor illustrations are labeled and include pronunciation guides. An appealing title that should be popular with dinosaur enthusiasts. --Pearl Herscovitch, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Book list
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Ages 4-6. The latest addition to the Step into Reading series brings information about dinosaurs and their babies to the beginning reader with large type and plenty of pictures of dinosaurs in action. The text offers lots of comparisons and many examples of what might constitute typical dinosaur behavior. The palette of dinosaur colors is limited to browns and greens, and some of the drawings are stiff, but the information is sound, and more is needed on the subject for this age level. ~--Denia Hester
Horn Book
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Fiction: N Age: NF A flat text geared toward the earliest readers purports to show how dinosaur babies lived, but too many Horn Rating: Marginal, seriously flawed, but with some redeeming quality. Reviewed by: facts"""" seem to be supposition. The pictures are pallid."" (c) Copyright 2010. The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Book list
From Booklist, Copyright © American Library Association. Used with permission.
Ages 4-6. The latest addition to the Step into Reading series brings information about dinosaurs and their babies to the beginning reader with large type and plenty of pictures of dinosaurs in action. The text offers lots of comparisons and many examples of what might constitute typical dinosaur behavior. The palette of dinosaur colors is limited to browns and greens, and some of the drawings are stiff, but the information is sound, and more is needed on the subject for this age level. (Reviewed Feb. 1, 1992)067991207XDenia Hester
