Did Dinosaurs Eat Pizza? : Mysteries Science Hasn't Solved
by Hort, Lenny; O'Brien, JohnFormat: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2006-02-01
Publisher(s): Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)
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Summary
Have you ever seen a dinosaur in your backyard? Of course not. But where did they go?What did a Parasaurolophus sound like? Why did the Spinosaurus have enormous fins along its back? Do you ever wonder what a Tyrannosaurus rex ate for dinner? Perhaps it feasted on freshly caught Maiasaura. Or maybe it preferred slow-roasted Pterodactyl. Scientists aren't sure what a T. rex's meal was like, but they're fairly certain it didn't involve pizza. There's a lot we don't know about dinosaurs. We may not have all the answers-but laugh your way through this fun-filled book and you'll discover the mysteries!
Author Biography
Lenny Hort is the author of Seals on the Bus and several other books for children. He lives in New Jersey with his family.
John O’Brien has illustrated many children’s books, including The Beach Patrol and This Is Baseball. He divides his time between Miami, Florida, and the New Jersey shore.
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