books about: dinotopia     books:       Dinotopia: The World Beneath (Dinotopia)16 reviews HarperTrophy, 2003 Superb Sequel The first book was one of a kind...until the second came along and finished the story. Dinotopia: The World Beneath is a must have for anyone who has read the first book. There are new adventures, amazing new discoveries, plenty of exciting action and a satisfying conclusion to everything. The illustrations are just as spectacular as they were the first time and the story does not dilute itself ...             Dinotopia: Journey to Chandara10 reviews James Gurney Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2007 A journey deeper into Dinotopia Journey to Chandara is, in my opinion, the best Dinotopia book written so far. It maintains the journalistic feeling of the first two books (A Land Apart From Time and World Beneath) while exploring new territory and characters. We travel to new cities, such as Bilgewater (built entirely out of ships), the nomadic Jorotongo, Thermana (mentioned, but not visited before), and the extremely exotic ...             Oasis (Dinotopia(R))1 review Cathy Hapka Random House Books for Young Readers, 2002 What you need from this book is an "oasis". Compared to other books in the series, this one doesn't stand up. When finished, you're left wanting more. This time around, dinosaur involvement is almost none. In my opinion, the transition that one of the characters has from being jovial too, well, not when put in the crisis of being lost in the desert should not have happend; it would've made the time of them being lost more interesting. ...             Thunder Falls (Dinotopia(R))3 reviews Scott Ciencin Random House Books for Young Readers, 1996 The best Dinotopia series book! This book is awsome! I've read it over 5 times and never get tired of it! With the amazing Thunder Falls and great description, it makes you want to be there! And the friendship between Joseph and Fleetfeet is really awsome, this book is a must-read.             Sabertooth Mountain (Dinotopia)5 reviews John Vornholt Random House Books for Young Readers, 1996 Cool Book I really enjoyed this book. It was easy to read. And it talked about the other animals that live on the island. I hope to read more of them like this one.             Dinotopia: First Flight (Dinotopia)9 reviews HarperCollins, 1999 Dinotopia:First Flight Dinotopia:First Flight is a book about a boy named Gileon,who is being tracked down by an evil person named Roff Stricker because he is not doing his schoolwork.He makes some friends named Budge,Binny,Bandy and Bongo(Short nam is the 4 B's)that help Gideon out of his dangerous adventure.If you like dinos and robots you will like this book.             Dinotopia Lost21 reviews Alan Dean Foster Ace, 2002 A notch or two above the original Dinotopia books. A few of the reviewers below slam "Dinotopia Lost" by Alan Dean Foster because they claim that the language is too difficult for children. But in doing so, they forget to look at its merits as, simply, a book. This is an excellent novel that I, a college junior at time of writing, have read and reread numerous times. I personally feel that Foster managed to develop the characters of the ...             Dinotopia52 reviews HarperTrophy, 2003 realistic alternative history This book has a lot about dinosaur names and how the dinosaurs lived, even the plants they eat. There are a lot of pictures that can help you to learn to recognize them. It is all very well drawn. But it has a different perspective because they think of time differently, not as 1 o'clock but as when to do certain things, such as times to harvest. It is very good realistic fiction because ...             The Hand of Dinotopia6 reviews Alan Dean Foster Avon Books, 2002 Alan Dean Foster adds marvelously to the world of Dinotopia It was a great book and I have only one complaint: I really, really wish it had a map at the beginning showing all of Dinotopia and including all the place names mentioned in the story. I loved the story itself though and Alan Dean Foster's unique ability to describe fictional settings and people is what makes this book great. An awesome addition to the world of Dinotopia.             Dinotopia: Windchaser15 reviews Scott Ciencin Random House Books for Young Readers, 1995 a kids book I loved this book. it was well written and it was a very fun to read. Dintopia Windchaser is a fun fast paced action adventure book. for any kid who has ever wished for a book with Dinosaurs, action and adventure this is their book. the book has a great life lesson. The power of friendship. the book is about two friends who get stranded on a island and learn how to fit in. when they are there ...             Chomper (Dinotopia(R))1 review Donald F. Glut Random House Books for Young Readers, 2000 this book is awesome This book is about Perry and Stoutpoint. They go out exploring one day and find a Gigantosaurus. They name him Chomper and raise him,until one day when he becomes too big and causes too much trouble. Perry ,Stoutpoint and Chomper all venture into the Rainy Basin where Chomper rejoins a Gigantosaurus herd. I thought this book was one of the better one.             The Maze (Dinotopia, Book 8)7 reviews Peter David, Inc. Second Age Random House Books for Young Readers, 1998 interesting book, interesting characters The characters in this book were fun to read about, and the plot itself was interesting. Older readers might enjoy this as a nice quick read, as I did. Younger readers will love this well-written and nicely paced adventure.             Lost City (Dinotopia(R))10 reviews Scott Ciencin Random House Books for Young Readers, 1996 Troodon Trek Even though this book is short, it is filled with action for a person of any age to read. In the story it also gives the story of the sea monster, the Kraken. I like the creativity of Scott Ciencin's books on Dinotopia, as well as the Dinoverse series. At first you thik that the Unrivaled are going to invade, but later you find out that they are the most peaceful race on Dinotopia. ...             Return to Lost City (Dinotopia(R))2 reviews Scott Ciencin Random House Books for Young Readers, 2000 Good book It's a very good book so far. I'm on page 60. I reccomend this book to ages 9&up.             Dolphin Watch (Dinotopia(R))2 reviews John Vornholt Random House Books for Young Readers, 2002 Diving with dinos Another fine Dinotopia story. This time we are treated to an undersea adventure complete with intelligent plesiosaurs. Gurney's world of people living with dinosaurs gets better with each telling. My son loves these books, although he is starting to read at a higher level and has expanded to include the books of the Dinosaur Wars series. These are adventures with a harder edge than Dinotopia, but ...             River Quest (Dinotopia(R))4 reviews John Vornholt Random House Books for Young Readers, 1995 RIVER QUEST is a book with extreme detail. RIVER QUEST is a book taking place on Dinotopia, an amazing Island where dinosaurs never went extinct. But what when Waterfall city, on of the most brilliant cities on the whole island, loses it's entire water supply? Only Magnolia and Paddlefoot can save the day, as they venture down the Polongo river into Tyronnosaurus Territory!!!             DINOTOPIA: A LAND APART FROM TIME JAMES GURNEY Turner Publishing, 1992 Beautifully illustrated hardback book for children.             Dinosaurs LeClue22, 2008 The history of the discovery of Dinosaur bones and fossils. 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