A documentary book for the very young to help them grasp the main principles of a living world two hundred million years old.

Dinosaurs remain an inexhaustible source of fascination and mystery. The fossil traces they left behind continue to challenge paleontologists, and new discoveries enrich and clarify their knowledge.

One of the angles chosen by Bastien contraire is that of the comparative scale. Thanks to a game of correspondences on the double page, the reader discovers, for example, that the protoceratops was barely bigger than a sheep; that the spinosaurus weighed as much as twelve polar bears; that the diplodocus was as long as two buses, or that the tooth of the tyrannosaurus reached the size of the book in his hands...

• From 2 years
• 21 x 32.5 cm
• 56 pages