Trace the evolution of organisms from the beginnings of microscopic life to modern day plants and animals with a timeline dating back 3.5 billion years!
The Encyclopedia of the Prehistoric World guides young readers through the deepest layers of earth and tells the story of prehistoric life in 48 illustrated pages. Follow the birth of dinosaurs and learn which of today’s plants and animals have retained the same appearance as their ancestors for millions of years.
Packed with accessible facts and simple text, young readers ages 6 to 9 will enjoy a pleasant voyage through the prehistoric seas, dinosaur sightings, and fascinating discoveries. The perfect introduction to the prehistoric world for nature and science lovers!
- A 3.5-Billion-Year Timeline: Traces life from the very first microscopic organisms through dinosaurs to the plants and animals we know today.
- Simple, Memorable Prehistoric Facts: Accessible text and fascinating facts make deep-time science easy for young readers to understand.
- Vivid Illustrations Bring the Past to Life: Detailed art guides readers through prehistoric seas, dinosaur sightings, and ancient discoveries.
- Early STEM and Nature Learning: Introduces basic science and history concepts perfect for curious minds ages 6 to 9.
- Part of the Encyclopedias for Young Readers Series: Joins a growing science and nature reference series covering undersea life, birds, animals, and plants.
For more than 75 years, Albatros Media has been crafting original and innovative children’s books that are both playful and educational, fostering curiosity and a love of learning in young minds. From novelty and board books to picture books and seasonal titles, Albatros Media creates high-quality books designed to delight, comfort, and inspire.
