Author: Xing Tao
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is designed for young children who have. It covers the natural and human science fields that children are curious about and eager to explore. Within a complete and comprehensive knowledge structure, it adheres to new perspectives, new materials, and new achievements, and specially includes Pinyin annotations. With its rich illustrations, it aims to provide the best spiritual nourishment for our children, striving to build ships for our future masters, ready to set sail in the vast ocean of knowledge. Enjoy the exciting content, colorful illustrations, and extraordinary journey! Open the fun dinosaur encyclopedia, board the time machine flying to the prehistoric era, and explore the bizarre world of dinosaurs! Dinosaurs, these unique and mysterious prehistoric creatures, have always captured people's attention. They were once the dominant land rulers for 150 million years but disappeared forever in a disaster whose cause is still unknown. Want to learn about the Mesozoic era when dinosaurs lived? Wondering how many different types of dinosaurs there were? What were their personalities like? What other animals shared the skies with dinosaurs? Get ready, our magical journey begins now!
Dinosaur World Encyclopedia - (2 Volumes) (Children's Phonetic Color Illustration Edition) (Includes CD)
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