Title: Mary Anning's Grewsome Beasts
Description: This book tells the true story of a scientist named Mary Anning. The fossils she found helped invent the science of palaeontology. If you’ve heard of Ichthyosaurs, Plesiosaurs or Pterosaurs you already know her work but there’s so much that’s been hidden or forgotten.

Here’s some things you’ll discover:

*•As a one-year-old, lightning struck Mary but it could not kill her.
•When she was 12 she found the bones of a creature no one had ever seen before.
•In her 16th year, dead people washed up on her favorite beach.
•Her enemies were rich men and landslides - the first called her a liar and the second tried to kill her (a lot).
•One of her friends often ate mice on toast.*

This visual biography contains many deaths and one squirrel; a handsome puppy and 200-million-year-old poop.
Subjects: mary anning, paleontology, palaeontology, history, children's science biographies, biography, ichthyosaurus, plesiosaurus, dimorphodon, ammonite, belemnite, dapedium, pterosaur, squaloraja, hybodus
Places: Lyme Regis, London, Dorset Coast, India, Jamaica
People: Mary Anning, Molly Anning, Elizabeth Philpot, Henry De La Beche, William Buckland, Mary Buckland, Charlotte Murchison, Anna Maria Pinney, Thomas Birch, Georges Cuvier, William Conybeare, Roderick Impey Murchison, Louis XIV
Time periods: 1799-1848