A stellar look at the methods paleoartists employ to bring dinosaurs to life on paper. ... A terrific package that will draw in browsers and serve report writers while inspiring young artists to consider applying their skills to this enthralling field.'-School Library Journal, starred review.
Catherine Thimmesh's books have been recognized as New York Times Book Review Notable Books, an IRA Children's Book Award winner, a Sibert Medal winner, Outstanding Science Trade Books, and a Washington Post Top Children's Book, among other awards and honors. She lives with her family in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. www.catherinethimmesh.com
"Required reading for serious dinophiles."
--Kirkus "Readers will come away from this excellent book with a
new appreciation for dinosaur imagery and for the talented
paleoartists who produce it."
--The Horn Book Magazine, starred review "A stellar look at the
methods paleoartists employ to bring dinosaurs to life on paper. .
. . A terrific package that will draw in browsers and serve report
writers while inspiring young artists to consider applying their
skills to this enthralling field."
--School Library Journal, starred review "Thimmesh raises good
questions, find some intriguing answers, and leaves others for
readers to ponder."
--Booklist "This is the kind of information that can lure in
readers beyond the usual dino hounds, so casual museumgoers with
kids with an interest in forensic reconstructions whould find the
topic of interest too."
--The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books --
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