Ankylosaur Attack, by Daniel Loxton
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This is the hardback edition.
THIS MIND-BLOWING FEAST for the eye uses photorealistic, computer-generated images to illustrate what dinosaurs might have looked like in their natural environment.
Complementing the extraordinary images is an exciting, natural history-inspired story about a young ankylosaur (a plant-eating, heavy-plated dinosaur) living along the lush banks of a lake. When he encounters an old ankylosaur, he gently endeavors to make contact, only to be rebuffed. Then a T. rex attacks, and old dinosaur is in grave danger. Will the T. rex triumph? It looks that way, until the young ankylosaur comes to the rescue, tail club swinging.
Ankylosaur Attack is book one in the Tales of Prehistoric Life series. Dramatic stories + eye-popping visuals = a surefire hit with young dinosaur lovers.
- Reading level: Ages 4 and up
- Hardcover: 32 pages
- Publisher: Kids Can Press
Awards
- 2015 Selected for Vancouver, British Columbia’s 2015 Reading Lights Program
- 2013 Silver Birch Express Award, Ontario Library Association Short-Listed
- 2012 Best Books for Kids & Teens, Canadian Children’s Book Centre Winner
Praise for Ankylosaur Attack
Ankylosaur Attack is a visual masterpiece.
—Wired GeekMom
A combination of minimal text containing maximal information and computer-generated, photo-realistic images of the creatures in their natural setting makes Loxton’s book a mind-blower/eyeball popper for that dino-crazy species that lives among us.
—Globe and Mail
Even by current high standards, the full-spread art is uncommonly photorealistic.
—Kirkus Reviews
This little gem delivers everything the title promises with sharp, realistic illustrations.
—The Tyee
The computer generated illustrations aspire to the vividness and realism of film stills and they come very close….
—Quill & Quire
[S]tunningly illustrated…a great resource for sparking a scientific conversation with a kid.
—Scientific American
Guest Blog
Astonishing life-like artwork and exciting text combine to create a thrilling story all young dinosaur lovers will enjoy.
—Kendal Rautzhan (syndicated children’s literature columnist)
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