Packed with super-cool facts and hands-on activities, Project Dinosaur helps children to really engage with a core topic.

From small, speedy Coelophysis to massive, lumbering Diplodocus, each spread features stunning artwork and fun cartoons.

Step-by-step illustrated projects throughout encourage practical learning - readers can look after some dinosaur eggs, make prehistoric footprints, and construct their own supercontinent.

About the author

Steve Parker is a nature and science writer and consultant who has written more than one hundred books and websites, and edited or contributed to another hundred-plus. He is a former staff member at London’s Natural History Museum, holds a First Class Honours BSc Degree, and is a Senior Scientific Fellow of the Zoological Society of London. Steve has received numerous awards and credits from organizations as varied as the British School Library Association, the New York Times, and the British Medical Association.

Steve has recently written massive tomes in collaboration with Professors Robert Winston (Human Body) and Alice Roberts (Evolution), and has also written a nature series of 16-page books for early readers. Which was most fun remains secret. Recent titles include the stunning twin-set Camouflage and Display (Ivy Press) and The Weather Book (Lonely Planet). Plans are shaping up for personal appearances at schools, libraries, and science and nature events in 2025.