Dinosaur Dreamland

Author: James Jensen (USA)
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: In 1860, there were still many unknown regions on Earth. Biologist and explorer Arthur Denison and his underage son William embarked on a voyage, embarking on a path of exploration and development. In the center of the ocean, a fierce storm destroyed their ship, and all the crew perished, leaving only Professor Denison's son, William, surviving. Upon waking, they found themselves carried by the sea to a place called "Dinosaur Dreamland." There, they astonishingly discovered that humans and dinosaurs lived harmoniously together. As a trained biologist and botanist, Professor Denison meticulously recorded the extraordinary sights and sounds of this uncharted island on the map, including buildings designed for dinosaurs weighing up to 50 tons, a city built on water, and a town built on trees. His records revealed how the people there hung from trees to sleep; how they helped take care of dinosaur hatchlings at the hatchery; and the air transportation system powered by a device called "Sky." This book features an exciting storyline and original content, presenting us with a marvelous world that brings joy and delight, and grants us a unique perspective to observe the world and era we live in.