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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
For Kids Who Dig Dinosaurs,
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This review is from: Dragon in the Rocks: A Story Based on the Childhood of the Early Paleontologist, Mary Anning (Paperback)
Like many children, my daughter went through an intense dinosaur phase. At age 3 she told people she was going to be a paleontologist and wash ducks (a nod to an environmental program she watched on TV). Therefore, I was happy to find a story about Mary Anning of Lyme, England, one of the world's earliest fossil hunters. Remarkably, she excavated an entire skeleton on her own -- later sold to a museum -- when still a child. Since so many books about professions are concerned with what kids can do "when they grow up," my daughter enjoyed hearing about a dinosaur hunter who was not much older than she was herself.
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Dragon in the Rocks: A Story Based on the Childhood of the Early Paleontologist, Mary Anning by Marie Day (Paperback - January 1, 1995)
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