'A fun read to provoke more interest in the subject…A good choice for entertaining children and leading them to seek out more material.' - School Library Journal

'Dinosaurs broke all the rules. The "terrible lizards" included some of the biggest, spikiest, and strangest animals to have ever lived, and Gabrielle Balkan brings them to life in stunning detail. If you've ever wondered about what made dinosaurs so special, this is the book for you.' - Riley Black, author of The Last Days of the Dinosaurs

'The touch and feel aspect of the illustrations is not only ingenious and sophisticated in its approach, it's also fun and inviting. Children aren't the only ones who will enjoy touching the bones, scales, skin, and beaks of these magnificent creatures!' - Youth Services Book Review

'Be the coolest parent on the block and order the must-have dinosaur book of the season… the only caveat is that you'll have to keep pace with the 'did you know' facts.' - Bal Harbour Shops, Tali Minor

'Children who like studying dinosaurs will enjoy applying their knowledge like paleontologists.' - Children's Literature

'An oversized informational and visually rich book.' - Bluestocking Thinking, Nicole Levesque

'The ultimate dinosaur book for children…' - Parenting Without Tears, Kathyrn Mayle

'There are many books on the market about dinosaurs. Book of Dinosaurs fills an important niche between the board books and simple picture books for the 4-6 year olds, and the massive encyclopedic titles for older readers.' - Growing With Science, Roberta Gibson

'A compendium… full of facts, touch-and-feel dinosaur skeletons, stunning illustrations, and answers to kids’ questions about these favorite creatures.’ - Noodlenuts Kids Books, Jenn Starkman

Gabrielle Balkan is a writer and editor living in the Hudson Valley. Her books include the bestselling Book of Bones, Whose Bones? and the acclaimed The 50 State atlas series. Gabrielle is a former children’s-book buyer, commissioning editor, and life-long educator and learner. She loves visting with students, joining boards, and reading in the shade.

Sam Brewster is a London-based award-winning freelance illustrator, photographer, and filmmaker. He has a roster of prestigious clients around the world, including New York Times, Guardian, and Creative Review.