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You Choose: Dinosaurs

By (author) Alex Woolf

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Would you rather have the jaws of T.rex or the claws of Allosaurus? Behind each of these silly scenarios are some fun facts to help YOU CHOOSE an answer. Which would you rather do? Full of fascinating facts, this book will keep kids entertained for hours! They can read on their own or have fun asking each other the questions. There are no right or wrong answers but plenty of ideas to think about. Perfect for readers aged 9+, You Choose is an entertaining and humorous series that encourages children to develop their critical thinking and decision-making skills. Full of brainteasers and supported by educational information, readers can learn some bizarre and amazing facts about dinosaurs and prehistoric life. Read the others titles in the series: Animals, Ancient History, Machines, Planet Earth, Space.

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