Atlas of Dinosaur Adventures

“The colorful creatures that stalk through the oversize pages of ‘Atlas of Dinosaur Adventures’ have a simpler, more stylized look, but they too evoke a stunning variety of life forms. Written by Emily Hawkins and illustrated by Lucy Letherland, this absorbing compendium puts prehistoric animals on the map. It’s our map, not theirs: The continents appear as they are today rather than in the landmass configurations that prevailed in the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, making it easier to grasp the dinosaurs’ extraordinary geographic span. Informative bursts of text and witty fillips here and there (e.g., a tiny Microraptor wears a goofy propeller hat) add fun to this engrossing volume for enthusiasts ages 4-10.” - Wall Street Journal‘Where do I even begin on how brilliant this book is? I adore the Atlas of series and this Dinosaur version is superb… rich illustrations…truly engaging’ * Let Them Be Small *‘The colorful creatures that stalk through the oversize pages…evoke a stunning variety of life forms…absorbing’ * Wall Street Journal *‘An oversized feat of richly illustrated information’ * Achuka *‘We love everything about this book, from the quirky details worked into various illustrations to the effective use of big format double page spreads to really immerse little ones’ * Read It Daddy *‘A perfect gift for dinosaur-mad kids, or as a brilliant introduction for a new fan of all things scaly and scary, a clear and interesting read that could be dipped into or read from start to finish.‘  * BookTrust *‘perfect for any dinosaur-obsessed child. It is by the award-winning team behind Atlas of Animal Adventures and Lucy Leatherland’s inky illustrations make the book a joy to look at’ * The Guardian *

Emily Hawkins is a writer and editor of children’s books for all ages. She wrote the New York Times bestseller Oceanology, as well as several other titles in the Ology series, which has sold over 16 million copies worldwide.

Lucy Letherland is an illustrator based in the UK. Lucy’s work is strongly led by humour and narrative, creating a playful, graphic quality. Atlas of Adventures is Lucy’s first book for children.