Reddit reviews National Geographic Dinosaurs

National Geographic's Dinosaurs is a nice place to start, mainly cause of the illustrations. And The Dinosauria has everything, literally :)

You're welcome! My dad got me all kinds of science-y books as a kid, and I used to read them all the time. So I credit him, Bill Nye, and Steve Irwin with my interest in science :) Btw... I think Bill Nye and Magic School Bus are on Netflix. As well as Planet Earth and other nature documentaries.

I wish I could remember what I had as a REALLY little kid. I do remember my giant animal encyclopedia I would read to death, but considering that book weighed more than some small children, I'd wait a few years on that one, lol.

Edit: While I'm on my nostalgia trip, Here and Here were the dinosaur books I had and loved to death, too. There's newer editions out by now, but hey, they're still good. Maybe they will give you a place to start looking!

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