Review: The Elvis Of Dinosaurs Is Dead But Still Draws A Crowd.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
This is a wonderful book about an terrible lizard; and,thankfully, an asteroid eliminated T-Rex. But don't eliminate this fine little book from your wish list. The book is an excellent reference book for 6-12 year olds (Possibly, gifted children younger than 6, too). The book can be read in one session before bedtime, which is a nice feature. The author presents some unresolved questions about T-Rex in simple, readable language. She addresses eating mechanics of the T-Rex and softens reality. So Parents,little ones won't have nightmares. The author explains how T-Rex used her short, strong arms. She got up with them after being knocked down, and got up with them after sleeping. I think if you met up with her, the arms would also grasp you firmly against her while she divided you into edible parts. But, we digress. The author presents this really nasty lizard in words and pictures that make her a candidate for queen of her world. Well, just remember. As queen, her first official act could be eating you like this: Chomp, Flip, Gulp!Dean SchechingerAuthor ofDon't Give A T Rex A Cheeseburger