Giganotosaurus

Describes, in comic book format, the physical characteristics and behavior of the giganotosaurus, a meat-eating dinosaur of the Cretaceous period.

Welcome to The Lost Plains! A wild west frontier where dinosaurs never went extinct. Josh Sanders will do whatever it takes to become the next great dinosaur cowboy! He's pretty confident in his skills—after all, he did win this year's Settlement Race with Charge, his speed-demon of a triceratops. So when news breaks that legendary dino-wrangler Terrodactyl Bill has captured a T-rex, it's clear to Josh that it's time to follow in the footsteps of his personal hero. But how the heck is he supposed to top nabbing a T-rex? After a little brainstorming (and a lot of iguanodon –herding) Josh knows what he has to do—bag himself a giganotosaurus, the biggest, baddest meat-eater in existence! Josh may have Charge and best friends Abi and Sam on his side, but this will be no easy feat. It's gonna take a whole lotta courage (and rope) to pull this one off... This wildly entertaining new chapter book series for ages 7 and up features exciting illustrations and real dino facts! A great way to get kids reading.

Get ready for monstrous mayhem as kids' favourite dinosaurs clash head on. In Dinosaur Wars, readers learn all about their favourite prehistoric beasts, and then grab a front row seat to see what it would be like to watch them battle for victory!

Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of the meat-eating Giganotosaurus.

All young dinosaurs are warned about the scary Gigantosaurus so Bonehead volunteers to be the dino-kids lookout. Unfortunately, he is the original boy-dinosaur who cried wolf, or in this case, GIGANTOSAURUS Finally, Bonehead's friends refuse to believe his warnings and the Gigantosaurus really turns up

Young dino lovers will happily sink their teeth into these 33 super-saurus word searches. Not only will they learn all about Iguanodon, T-Rex, Pteranodon, Brachiosaurus, Eoraptor, Trilobites, Velociraptor, and more, but kids will give their language skills a fun workout as well. Every dinosaur gets an information-filled paragraph with specific words capitalized; these become the terms to look for in the grid. The facts include when each creature lived, where its fossils were found, its length and habitat, what it ate, and how to pronounce its name. Children will have a great time word--and dinosaur--hunting. The author lives in New York, NY.

Colorful look at some of the biggest dinosaurs.