This book was given to me by my father many years ago. Why? I'm not sure. I guess like most kids, I was into dinosaurs and earning about them, like animals. Maybe I was doing a report on them at the time. Either way, somehow I ended up with this book and I can't seem to remember how.

After finally reading this years later, I actually found this interesting. I think the time this was given to me it would be over my head. Needless to say, this book is actually an easy read. This was obviously written for the everyday person rather then a dinosaur-know-it all.

I'm still interested in dinosaurs I discovered. Maybe it's because I'm a duck owner I have an interest in learning all things ducks. Oddly, this book talks about duckbilled dinosaurs. That made me really happy. This book includes some nice (mostly black-and-white) images of the dinosaurs too. I can see they do look like ducks in someways.

Last year I read Jane Goodall and this book kind of reminded me of her book. I'm not really interested in science or science books, but when animals are involved, then I seem to be actually want to read science books. ( )

Excellent tale of the great dino-egg discoveries. ( )

A fascinating mystery story. Not a novel, but the slow discovery of details of lives long past. ( )

about finding nesting species

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