  | Iguanodon's horn : how artists and scientists put a dinosaur back together again and again ... and again Author: Rubin, Sean | |
| Price: $25.88 | ||
Summary:
Discussion of dinosaurs highlights the scientific process and the role of artists in science as it traces the way new discoveries deepen humankind's understanding of the world.
Reviews:
Kirkus Reviews (+) (01/01/24)
School Library Journal (08/23/24)
Booklist (+) (02/01/24)
The Hornbook (+) (00/03/24)
Full Text Reviews:
School Library Journal - 08/23/2024 Gr 3–5—Rubin masterfully weaves a tale of discovery, curiosity, and the ever-changing nature of scientific understanding. Hand-sketched and digitally colored illustrations bring the story to life, transporting readers to the world of paleontology. The artwork is meticulous, with intricate details that will delight young dinosaur enthusiasts. The story follows the journey of a mysterious Iguanodon horn, from its discovery to its reinterpretation over time. Rubin conveys how new findings can upend existing theories, illustrating the dynamic nature of scientific inquiry. The narrative seamlessly integrates with the illustrations, creating an immersive experience that educates and entertains. This book is perfect for young paleontologists who will be captivated by the fascinating world of dinosaur bones and the scientists who study them. It's a book that could inspire curiosity, encouraging young readers to question and explore the natural world. VERDICT With its engaging story and captivating artwork, this is an excellent choice for school and public library collections.—Jessica Clark - Copyright 2024 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.
