Walking with Dinosaurs: The Evidence

This, I must say, is a good book. There were several bad bits, though, and that stops me from giving it 5 stars. It goes through all the evidence behind the Walking with Dinosaurus TV series. How do we know that Allosaurus had red horns? Or do we not at all know if it did? Buy this book and find out!!

In Walking With Dinosaurs: The Evidence, Dave Martill (Senior Research Fellow in Paleontology at the University of Portsmouth, England) and Darren Naish (postgraduate researchers in the School of Earth, Environmental and Physical Sciences at the University of Portsmouth, England) effective collaborate to explore the discoveries associated with the rapidly advancing body of science about dinosaurs and how they lived. Beautifully, profusely illustrated, Walking With Dinosaurs: The Evidence provides young readers with a superbly presented body of information on how the bones of dinosaurs and the ground in which they are discovered can lead to conclusions about such diverse issues as feeding habits, movement, mating, habitats, climate, and more. Also very highly recommended for personal, school and community library dinosaur reference book collections for young readers is Mike Benton's Walking With Dinosaurs: Fascinating Facts (078947168X, $9.95).