Atlas of Dinosaur Adventures: Step Into a Prehistoric World Hardcover – Illustrated, October 5, 2017

We have many dinosaur books aimed at children. At least a dozen. This one is our favorite when it comes to bedtime reading. The layout is terrific, and the illustrations are great. But what really sets this book apart are the stories. Although entirely fictional, obviously, they are grounded in science and bring the animals to life in my son’s mind far more effectively than the typical recitation of facts.Not that the facts are missing here! But my son adores the presentation and always asks for this book at night. Personally, I enjoy the geographically organized material.If your kid loves dinos, you cannot go wrong with this “Atlas”!

My children love reading this book daily. The pictures are beautiful; the information is interesting. Neither of them can read yet, but there are plenty of details they'll be able to read in the book as they get older.

My girls LOVE this book. Not content related but: It's HUGE so it doesn't fit so well on our bookcase without putting it on it's side.A great addition to a dinosaur lovers library. Fun illustrations and information.

We love Atlas of dinosaurs! It’s tall and has lovely illustrations. Lots of dinosaurs by area, and some funny additions to some random drawings that keep my kids interested and laughing (a random Dino wearing a hat, one eating a hot dog, etc)

Beautiful book with lots of color, educational information and easy to read for kids. Very satisfied with this dino book!

Wonderful book with great illustrations for any dinosaur lover!

It is a giant size book with lots of facts and beautiful illustrations.

My five year old loves this book! I’d say this one is not quite as great as another similar book, but still much better than a lot of dinosaur books. The photos are very pretty which I enjoy and there is a lot of information. The layout makes some of it hard to read in dim light (we read it before bed) and it’s also a little bit less affective for reading comprehension. Overall it’s still a great book for a young dinosaur lover.