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Tells how footprints made by the dinosaurs have been preserved, looks at the tracks made by different dinosaurs, and explains what these impressions tell scientists about the animals that made them.

A tyrannosaurus rex explains that he cannot help it that he is enormous and hungry and is not a vegetarian.

Provides an account of fossil hunter Philip Currie's efforts to locate the fossil field of Albertosaurus bones found by Barnum Brown nearly ninety years earlier, and shares what Currie learned from his investigation of how and why the dinosaurs died.

Follows the adventures of fossil hunter Jack Horner as he climbs to the top of Egg Mountain in Montana to identify a new species of duck-billed dinosaurs.

Full-color illustrations describe a number of prehistoric meat-eating dinosaurs including the Utahraptor and the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Follows paleontologist Mark Norell as he unearths the fossil remains of an ancient dinosaur nest filled with Oviraptor eggs in the Gobi Desert.

Full-color illustrations describe a number of plant-eating dinosaurs including the Triceratops, Brachiosaurus, and Stegosaurus; and explains how they lived.

Text and illustrations introduce thirteen small but powerful dinosaurs, including the velociraptor, oviraptor, and herrerasaur, showing their size relative to humans and describing their bodies, where they lived, how they hunted, and how they defended themselves.

Examines how and why dinosaurs became extinct and how people can help protect endangered animals today.

Illustrations and simple text describe the eating habits of various dinosaurs.

After looking up information about dinosaurs on his computer, Patrick is awakened by a dinosaur who arrives in a spaceship to take Patrick to his planet for show and tell.

Simple text and illustrations describe what plant-eating dinosaurs including the Stegosaurus and Triceratops ate, how big they were, and how they got their food.

A little boy is surprised and pleased when one of the dinosaurs from the museum agrees to play with him.

Illustrations and rhyming text present all kinds of dinosaurs, including ones that are sweet, grumpy, spiky, or lumpy.

After spending time sailing, some seasick dinosaurs decide they have had enough of the high seas.