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DINOSAURIUM (A Bank St. Museum Book)

Book information

Publisher
Bantam Books for Young Readers
Year
1993
ISBN
9780553354270, 0553354272, 1590190599, 0553076140
LCC
QE862.D5 B67 1993
Open Library ID
OL2029107M
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
7 MB (7770718 bytes)
Series
A Bank St. Museum Book
Pages
47\47
Time added
2010-05-12 16:22:54

Description

I love the Bank Street Museum Book series. This one is about Dinosaurs and the book is in a museum tour format. All the Bank St. Museum books have this format. Even the book's table of contents is laid out like a map of the museum. Each Bank St. Museum book has a pull out poster of one of the pages in the book. I think the concept of having a museum in bookform is cool. Almost like "Grover & The Everything in the Whole Wide World Museum" storybook but this is more for older readers and focuses on Dinosaurs. This book talks about dinosaurs, their habits, how they reared their young. Other books in the series include Planetarium, Oceanarium, & Floratorium. Each is about a different science principal.

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