Sentences with phrase «books about dinosaurs»

See, I still cared more for the Bible than my books about dinosaurs.

Because I loved the Bible more than my books about dinosaurs, it wasn't long before those books found themselves gathering dust on my bookshelf.

Alphabet of Dinosaurs from the Oceanhouse Media's Smithsonian Collection - is a beautifully illustrated alphabet book about dinosaurs, prehistory and science.

After that, Cohen wrote a children's book about dinosaurs on a crime spree, then began the writing his fifth novel, This Is How It Really Sounds, published by St. Martin's Press in April 2015.

Booklist Online - «The book is sure to garner a lot of attention — a posthumous book about dinosaurs from the creator of Jurassic Park — but it's more than just a literary curiosity.

Not exact matches

In his book Dancing with Dinosaurs: Ministry in a Hostile and Hurting World, William Easum makes this very claim about worship and music.

Read books and sing songs about dinosaurs, do art projects about them, visit museums to see the skeletons, go on a dinosaur dig in a sandbox for dinosaur «bones.»

You may be mystified by the appeal of Barney, but if your child loves the goofy, purple dinosaur, she'll love the books about his adventures as well.

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This is a noisy book all about Peppa and her friends trip to Grampy Rabbit's Dinosaur Park.

From stories about dump trucks and dinosaurs to giraffes that can't dance and wild things that live in the forest, you're sure to find books that your toddler will love reading again and again.

It's fun book about a poor dinosaur, named Dexter, who thinks that he has been left behind by his person!

Some good books include When a Pet Dies by Fred Rogers (Puffin, 1998), When Dinosaurs Die by Laurie Krasny and Marc Brown (Little Brown & Co., 1998), and About Dying by Sara Bonnett Stein (Walker & Co., 1985).

Written around his visits to see important fossils, Switek's book is something of a travelogue as well as a chronicle built from years of blogging about dinosaurs.

Back in the good old days of 2007, when dinosaurs walked the Earth, nobody had really heard about eBooks, less still grasped how popular they'd become, allowing old books a new lease of life; and how devices capable of holding entire libraries in their diminutive frames, and still capable of being used as — of all things, telephones — would be ubiquitous.

It was so incredible to be surrounded by family, friends, delicious food, and about a metric truck load of (largely dinosaur themed) adorable baby clothes and children's books.

A book about Tyrannosaurus rex won't make much sense to a boy who has never been to a museum to see dinosaur bones, even if he can spell out the words.

In English classes, you see students reading books about exotic animals and dinosaurs.

Again this year, consumer media coverage of Book Expo America is focused on eBooks (the Financial Times headline, «E-books Rewrite an Industry» contrasts with a blogger's take that BEA is about clueless «Industry Dinosaurs on Parade «-RRB-.

The Huffington Post asked Alara Branwen, coauthor of several dinosaur erotica books, about what she felt the appeal of fantasy dino - sex was.

The idea right now is an A to Z adult coloring book (starting with Ankylosaurus, ending with Zhenyuanglong), with a little information about each dinosaur and where you can find out more information.

So I don't anticipate using that all the time, but it's neat for some books, especially long bouts of non-fiction about dinosaurs or planets.)

(Hint: there's a whole self - pubber subculture out there who are fanatically dedicated to the proposition that the traditional publishing industry is either doooooooooomed (like unto the dinosaurs) or a toxic, abusive cartel who refuse to sleep with them buy their books but want to take on authors and pimp them out like cheap streetwalkers exploit them — the doublethink is as spectacular as anything you see from the MRA loons, and about as closely connected to reality.)

I first started writing the book in 1981, and I put the project aside because at that time, there seemed to be an enormous mania about dinosaurs in America, and I did not want to book to appear to ride a current fashion.

Most people read with kids, but don't forget to introduce nonfiction books about their interests, such as dinosaurs or sharks, she said.

Lots of Enid Blyton from the girls, books about sharks and dinosaurs from the boys.