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Wings, Horns, and Claws: A Dinosaur Book of Epic Proportions

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Award-winning author and illustrator Christopher Wormell sinks his teeth into a new favorite subject-dinosaurs! Wings, Horns, & Claws is an affectionate pictorial tribute to those prehistoric animals, who grow with every turn of the page reinforcing the cognitive learning concept of size and proportion. Wormell's trademark beautiful woodcut illustrations are paired here with very detailed descriptions of his subjects. His unique vision and incredible artistry elevate this book above the crowd of volumes devoted to the Earth's coolest creatures. A great choice for kids and even adults who can't get enough of these prehistoric reptiles.

64 pages, Hardcover

First published September 6, 2007

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Christopher Wormell

111 books32 followers
Christopher Wormell is an English printmaker, principally known for his illustrated books.

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25 reviews
May 1, 2018
For Ages: 3-8

Summary: A book that has the description of the various types of dinosaurs that existed.

Review: An easy informative read on dinosaurs to learn the basics of different types of dinosaurs that existed with colorful illustrations.

Classroom Use: Having the children be able to identify a book that would help them find information. Be able to understand that the book is used for definitions and teach them about definitions and how to find them in books.
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March 20, 2019
This is a gem. Gorgeous illustrations and unforgettable descriptions. A must for the dinosaur love in your home.
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38 reviews
March 1, 2017
1) no awards
2) pre-k- 3rd grade
3) The book goes through just about every Dinosaur known to men and briefly described them.
4) The book does a great job in terms of informing us the reader. The illustrations also do a good job of highlighting what the author describes.
5. Group reading where every child get assigned a dinosaur to research
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