Born to Be Giants

How Baby Dinosaurs Grew to Rule the World

By Judge, Lita

Publishers Summary:
TOO TINY TO BE TERRIFYING. The fascinating world of baby dinosaurs—in amazing pictures!What did a dinosaur look like sitting on its eggs? What kind of parent was a Tyrannosaurus rex? How could an Argentinosaurus, who probably hatched from an egg no bigger than 18 inches long, grow up to weigh more than 17 elephants? It’s a sure bet that kids—always fascinated by dinosaurs—have wondered about these questions.BORN TO BE GIANTS, with its glossary of dinosaurs, easy-to-understand text, and full-color illustrations, shows little readers how baby dinosaurs grew up to be GIANTS.

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ISBN
978-1-59643-443-1
Publisher
Flash Point Roaring Brook


REVIEWS

School Library Journal

Reviewed on May 1, 2010

Gr 4-6 Using current data (some ideas derived from contemporary critters), Judge presents an interesting and attractive introduction to the world of dinosaur young. Her readable text touches on eight Cretaceous dinosaurs, from smallish "Psittacosaurus" to gigantic "Argentinosaurus", describing fossil finds of eggs and e...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Horn Book Magazine

Reviewed on May 1, 2010

Judge explains the birth and care of dinosaur young for a range of dinosaur species. To give their offspring the best possible chance of survival, dinosaur parents may have engaged in behaviors such as cooperative parenting, brooding eggs on the nest, and bringing food to their young. The text is a model of logical reasoning: for each dinosaur species presented...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Horn Book Guide

Reviewed on January 1, 2010

Judge explains the birth and care of dinosaur young. The text is a model of logical reasoning: each claim is backed by relevant evidence. Alt...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Junior Library Guild

Reviewed on June 1, 2010

Lita Judge draws interesting parallels between dinosaurs and present-day animals, such as the way the Oviraptor brooded its eggs like a bird, and how the Argentinosaurus traveled in herds like caribou. The information about recent discoveries of feath...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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