Who Are You Calling a Woolly Mammoth?

Prehistoric America

By Levy, Elizabeth & McFeeley, Daniel

Publishers Summary:
Some people think that North America¹s history began when Columbus sailed over in 1492. The first volume in the tongue-in-cheek, no-holds-barred history series says that estimate¹s a bit off, by about 250 million years! With tons of facts, lots of laughs, and plenty of funky illustrations, author Liz Levy takes readers on a roller coaster ride through the age of the dinosaurs, the great ice ages, and, finally, to the appearance of the first humans.

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ISBN
978-0-43930-348-4
Publisher
Scholastic Paperbacks


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on March 1, 2002

Gr 4-6 A woolly mammoth (with earmuffs and neck warmer on the front cover and a red velvet bow on its tail on the back) sets the tone for this book. Levy surrounds readers with jokes, asides, and lively banter while presenting a chronological and systematic account of the evolution of prehistoric life from 250 million to 6 million years ago. A glib cockroach guides readers through a clear explanation of the split of the continent Pangaea, of the development of dinosau...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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