A01=Sophie Williams
Author_Sophie Williams
Category=YNNA
dinosaurs
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evolution
extinct plants and animals
fossil record
history of life on our planet
how did life on Earth evolve
information about fossils
paleontology for kids
picture book
prehistory
stones bones
Product details
- ISBN 9781800660540
- Weight: 520g
- Dimensions: 300 x 220mm
- Publication Date: 11 Dec 2025
- Publisher: Cicada Books
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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An eye-opening search-and-find book of life on Earth – from tiny cells to dinosaurs, mammals and everything in between!
This entertaining book combines an informative, educational journey through the history of life on this planet with a vibrant, detail-packed search and find. Simple texts, accessible to kids as young as three, break down the various epochs – from the Precambrian Era through to the Holocene. On each spread, a selection of relevant creatures can be found hiding in the landscapes. Can you spot Pulmonoscorpius, the 2 ft long scorpion, hiding in the Carboniferous landscape? Or the tiny dinosaur, Eoraptor, concealed in the Triassic? Kids will return time and again to pick through all the incredible detail on each page.
A gorgeously packaged, boredom-busting romp through evolution that will provide hours of entertainment for budding palaeontologists aged three and up.
This entertaining book combines an informative, educational journey through the history of life on this planet with a vibrant, detail-packed search and find. Simple texts, accessible to kids as young as three, break down the various epochs – from the Precambrian Era through to the Holocene. On each spread, a selection of relevant creatures can be found hiding in the landscapes. Can you spot Pulmonoscorpius, the 2 ft long scorpion, hiding in the Carboniferous landscape? Or the tiny dinosaur, Eoraptor, concealed in the Triassic? Kids will return time and again to pick through all the incredible detail on each page.
A gorgeously packaged, boredom-busting romp through evolution that will provide hours of entertainment for budding palaeontologists aged three and up.
Sophie Williams is a Cornish illustrator and author. Her bright, engaging style of drawing is inspired by illustrators such as Nick Sharratt and Gemma Correll. She is the illustrator of Earth Shattering Events (2019), Stones and Bones (2023) and the author of Map of You (2021).
