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SHOP - Books and other publications

A selection of our childrens books.We sell a variety of publications on Isle of Wight and regional geology, fossils, natural history and (you've guessed it!) dinosaurs. We continually add to our list of publications, some of which are listed below. If you wish to make an enquiry or purchase a book please email the shop.

Click on one of the titles below to go to items on that subject.



Isle of Wight geology and fossils

A short account of the geology of the Isle of Wight (British Geological Survey), by H. J. Osborne White & R. A. Edwards.

Published initially in 1921, this detailed book of the geology of the Island was re-issued in 1994, with a bibliography by R. A. Edwards

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The Isle of Wight (Geologists' Association Guide No. 60), by Allan Insole, Brian Daley & Andy Gale.

An overview of the Island's geology, its underlying structure (in simple terms) and mass movements; from the oldest early-Cretaceous sediments through to the youngest Holocene gravels and peats. A number of (mainly coastal) fossil walks are described, with details of access, sediments and fossil content.


G.A. Guide No. 60£15.00
Isle of Wight Geology Map, 1:50,000 scale. Published by the British Geological Survey. Supplied in folded form.Isle of Wight Geology Map£14.00

p&p £1
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Isle of Wight natural history and archaeology

The Isle of Wight Flora, by Colin Pope, Lorna Snow & David Allen (modern flora).  Published 2003.

The Isle of Wight, a mere 147 miles in area, is, for it's size, remarkably rich in plants.  The maritime location of the Island, off the south coast of Britain, ensures a climate without extremes.  The Island's varied geology gives rise to a range of landscapes that is unique - a microcosm of southern England.  The Island is home to a suprisingly large number of scarce plants, but it is the sheer variety of habitats in close proximity - woodland, saltmarsh, sand dune, shingle cliffs, woodlands, heathland and downland - that makes the flora so special. 
£35.00

Hardback

p&p £5
Time Team on the Isle of Wight.  Souvenir BookletTime Team£1.50

p&p 70p
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International and regional geology and fossils

Geology of the Dorset Coast (Geologists' Association Guide No. 22), by Michael House.

A detailed introduction to the coastal geology from Lyme Regis to Poole, covering the Triassic to Tertiary sediments along the way. Includes numerous maps, diagrams, black-and-white and colour photographs. Details sites of particular interest and itineraries.

Geology of the Dorset Coast£17.00

p&p £1
The Hampshire Basin and adjoining areas (4th edition).  146 pages.

Hampshire Basin£20.00
Plant Fossils of the British Coal Measures, by Christopher J Cleal & Barry A Thomas. 222 pages.

A detailed introduction to the Carboniferous plants of the British Coal Measures. Includes many black-and-white line drawings and photographs of leaves and spores. Contains advice on collection and conservation of specimens.

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Plant Fossils of the British Coal Measures£
Fossil Plants of the London Clay, by Margaret E. Collinson.

The London Clay outcrops on the Isle of Wight, Hampshire and Dorset. It can also be found along the Essex coast and the southern Thames estuary. This detailed book lists a number of sites where remains of plants from the Eocene have been found. Numerous black-and-white images of seeds and spores are included. 
Fossil Plants of the London Clay£12.00

p&p £1
Fossils of the Oxford Clay edited by David M Martill & John D Hudson.

Palaeontological Association Field Guide to No 4

The Jurrasic Oxford Clay, the major source of brick clay in the UK, contains a diverse and exceptionally well preserved fauna.  Historically it has provided the basis for Brinkmann's now classic work on ammonite evolution and furnised the Leeds brothers with the finest collection of marine reptiles ever assembled.  Only now have descriptions of the entire fauna been available in a single volume.  The introduction describes the geological setting and discusses aspects of the palaeoecology.  Ten chapters deal with all the major macroinvertebrate groups, some of the microinvertebrates and the famous vertebrate fauna.  Useful appendices provide the collector with a list of important fossil localities and the locations of museums with collections of comparative material.  In addition, an up to date list of Oxford Clay taxa and a comprehensive bibliography of Oxford Clay palaeontology are provided.
Fossils of the Oxford Clay£15.00
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General geology and palaeontology text books

British Mesozoic Fossils (Natural History Museum).

Descriptions with black-and-white figures of common British fossils of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous. Contains many fossils found in the southern half of the Island.
British Mesozoic Fossils£13.95

p&p £1
British Caenozoic Fossils (Natural History Museum).

Descriptions with black-and-white figures of common British fossils from the last 65 million years.

Includes many fossils found in the northern half of the Island and along the Hampshire coast.

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British Caenozoic Fossils£
p&p £1
Invertebrate Palaeontology and Evolution by E.N.K. Clarkson. Softback. 4th Edition.

This 452 page book contains a wealth of information on non-vertebrate fossils and their evolution. Clearly written and supported by a number of black-and-white images, line-drawings and tables this book is aimed at the student; however its language is suitable for those who wish to dip into it for reference on specific subjects.

Invertebrate Palaeontology and Evolution£
Fossils of the Chalk 2nd edition, edited by A.B.Smith & D.J.Batten, The Palaeontological Association. 374 pages.

Lists and identifies many fossils found throughout the Chalk, identifies areas of England where the Chalk differs from the norm. Includes typical bryozoans, ammonites, nautiloids, gastropods, bivalves, brachiopods, arthropods, echinoderms, fishes and reptiles. A good identification guide.

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Fossils of the Chalk£

p&p £2
Fossil Revolution by Douglas Palmer. 

Fossil Revolution is the story of the discoveries that unlocked the secrets of the pasr.  It traces the history of species that once dominated the earth and were then wiped out.  Taking you on an archaeological journey through time, this beautifully illustrated book reveals how man has come to understand his precarious position in a fragile and unpredictable world.
Fossil Revolution£16.99

Hardback
Kingfisher Field Guide - Rocks & Minerals of the World Field Guide Rocks & Minerals£10.99
Collins Wild Guide - Rocks & Minerals by Adrian Jones. 243 pages.

A basic introduction to rock types and properties is followed by descriptions of about 220 common European rocks and minerals.
Collins wild guide - Rocks & Minerals£8.99
Introduction to the Study of Dinosaurs by Anthony J Martin.  426 pages.

This highly accessible introduction to dinosaurs advocates an eclectic approach and places scientific method at the crux of the studies.  Intended for both majors and non majors, this textbook balances scientific rigor with real world examples that show how dinosaurs lived and died as well as what happened to them after they died.

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Introduction to the Study of Dinosaurs£
Gemstones (second edition), by Cally Oldershaw, Christine Woodward and Roger Harding. The Natural History Museum. 76 pages.

A colourful introduction to gemstones, their properties and uses.

 
Gemstones£6.95
Discovering Geology.

A series of fold out booklets.  Titles available: 

Fish:
Graptolites:
Ostracods:
Belemnites: 
Plants:
Crinoids:
Echinoids:
Gastropods:
Bivalves:
Foraminifera:
Corals.
Example fold out booklet£1.95 each

p&p 70p
Agates.  72 pages.  Full colour pictures throughout.  A NHM Publication.

Agates, when cut and polished, are among the most beautiful of semi-precious stones.  One of agate's chief attractions lies in the great contrast between the dull, rough and pitted exterior of the pebble, newly released from its ancient lava bubble and its unpredictable but often wonderful interior.
Agates£6.95
Evolution of Fossil Ecosystems by Paul Seldon and John Nudds. 

Full colour throughout. Describes a number of world-wide locations where fossils have been found preserved in stunning detail, including the Burgess and Holzmaden Shales, and the dinosaur-rich Morrison Formation.

Evolution of Fossil Ecosystems£22.95
Vertebrate Palaeontology (3rd edition) by Michael J Benton.  455 pages

Vertebrate Palaeontology is a complete up to date history of the evolution of vertebrates.  The third edition of this popular text has been extensively revised to incorporate the latest research, including matrial from North and South America, Australia, Eurpoe, China, Africa and Russia.

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Vertebrate Palaeontology£
Crystals.  60 pages.  Full colour throughout.  A NHM Publication

Crystals grow everywhere, deep within the Earth and upon its surface, in the laboratory and even inside our own bodies.  They grow, react, dissolve and transform depending on the surrounding conditions.

The shape, colour and sparkle of a crystal will always fascinate.  This new edition of Crystals provides an up-to-date introduction to the world of crystalline materials.  It explores the diversity of crystals, from natural to synthetic, inorganic to biological, and highlights the special properties of crystals that make them so useful.
Crystals£7.95
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Dinosaurs - text books

Dinosaurs of the Isle of Wight edited by D.Martill & D.Naish, The Palaeontological Association.

A detailed book identifying the numerous types of dinosaur to be found on the Isle of Wight. Includes reference to the history of finding dinosaurs and important people who were involved in promoting the science of dinosaur study. Many important specimens are described and drawn or photographed. Reference is made to the numerous important specimens held by the County museum (Dinosaur Isle, Sandown).
Dinosaurs of the Isle of Wight£16.00

p&p £2
Dinosaur Eggs and Babies edited by Kenneth Carpenter, Karl F. Hirsch & John R. Horner

Although it is over 100 years since O. C. Marsh first recognized a baby dinosaur, that of the saurapod Pleurocoelus, renewed interest stems from the discovery of a nesting ground in western Montana in 1978, and the realization that the study of baby dinosaur bones, eggs and embryonic remains can tell us a great deal about dinosaur behaviour, reproduction and physiology.

This is the first book solely devoted to this topic and reviews, in scientific detail, our present state of knowledge about this exciting area of paleontology.  Chapters in the book discuss all aspects of the science including the occurance of eggs, nests and baby skeletons: descriptive osteology of juvenile skeletons; comparative history of juvenile bone; analyses of eggs and eggshells; paleoenvironments of nesting sites; nesting behaviour; and developmental growth of baby dinosaurs.

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Dinosaur eggs and babies£

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Dinosaur Tracks and Other Fossil Footprints of Europe by Martin Lockley & Christian Meyer

The long and distinguished tradition of traking dinosaurs and other extinct animals in Europe dates back to the 1830's.  Yet this venerable tradition of scientific activity cannot compair in magnitude and scope with the unprecedented spate of discovery and documentation of the last few years.  Now, following on the heels of his Dinosaur Tracks and Other Fossil Footprints of the Western United States, Martin Lockley teams up with Christian Meyer to present an up-to-date syntheis of the recent findings in the field of European fossil footprints.  Drawing extensively on their own reasearch results from studies in Britain, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain and elsewhere, the authors create a dynamic picture of mammal, reptile, bird and amphibian track-makers through more than 300 million years of vertebrate evolution, placed in the context of Europe's changing ancient environments.

Beginning with an introduction to and history of the European tracking traditon. Dinosaur Tracks and Other Fossil Footprints of Europe charts a broad path through the Paleozoic evolutionary history of predinosaurian vertebrates to the Mesozoic rise of the dinosaurs and their eventual disappearance at the end of the Cretaceous.  The survey continues into the age of mammals and birds, ending with the cave art and footprints of out Paleolithic ancestors.
Dinosaur Tracks£28.50
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Dinosaurs - childrens books

Dinosaur Dishes & Fossil Food
code 925067

Here is a disgustingly gross collection of prehistoric recipes.  Tempt your family and friends with Dino Hatchlings, Pterosaur Wings, T rex Ribs, Dino Dung and Ammonite Whilrs.  Create an amazing Ice Age Bowl and serve up Primordial Sludge with Flies in Amber.  Every recipe is tried and tested with simple step by step instructions and extra fascinating notes on the dinosaurs and their habits.
£3.99
Paperback
Ankylosaurus by David West
code 184017

Action - Gasp as the Ankylosaurus uses his club tail and his natural armour to defend himself against the fierce jaws of the Tyrannosaurus.

(In comic book format)
£6.99
Paperback
Brachiosaurus by Rob Shone
code 184031

Action - Gasp as a violent thunderstorm and a vicious Torvosaurus threaten to take the life of a young Brachiosaurus.

(in comic book form)
£6.99
Paperback

Tyrone the Clean O Saurus by David Salariya
code 714291

with dazzling 3D animation using Augmented Reality Technology

Tyrone the Clean O Saurus loves to be clean and tidy.  Dusting and scrubbing are a joy.  Everything has a place and there's a place for everything.  Then one day a box arrives unexpectedly.  It does not have a place!  It is out of place!  What's in the box?  And what will the terrified Tyrone do?

£6.99
The Adventure of Life by Jean-Benoit Durand
code 467509

How old is our planet?
What did the first living creatures look like?
Why did dinosaurs die out?
How fast do humans grow compared to mice?
Discover the fascinating adventure of life on Earth - the origins of the universe, how life forms evolve, fossils, the food chain, cloning and more.
£7.99
Billy's Egg
code 765405

Little Billy the baby dinosaur wishes he had a friend to play with.  Then the egg sitting next to him in his nest begins to rock and to crack.... What could be inside?

Chunky easy to pull leavers and tabs.
£4.99
Board Book
Stories of Dinosaurs by Russell Punter
code 087077

Usborne Young Reading Series One

Make way for these dynamic dinosaurs - Kevin Kritosaurus faces a mighty Megalosaur in a prehistoric wrestling match.  The Raptor brothers have one hour to save their dino diner from disaster.  And a newborn Hadrosaur goes on the rampage.
£4.99
Hardback
Dead Dinosaurs by Martin Oliver 

This dangerous guide will give you much more than just the bare bones!  You'll discover some of the most amazing animals that ever existed, and read about some mysteries that potty palaeontologists are just dying to solve.  Find out about dinosaur disasters, dinosaur diets and even roten relics like dinosaur dung!  Put a T rex on trial, test your friends with out dead dinosaur quizzes and see if you could be a dinosaur detective.
dead Dinosaurs£4.99
TIM Defender of the Earth by Sam Enthoven
code 609685

He's big, he's moody, he has a tail that could crush the Houses of Parliament... and he's all that stands between the Earth and total destruction.  (Oh, and he's actually pretty nice, razor-sharp car-sized teeth notwithstanding)

TIM (that's Tyrannosaur: Improved Model) is the product of a top secret military experiment.  He lives in a secret bunker under Trafalgar Square - but now the government has decided he's too expensive to keep and Tim must make a break for it.

He forms an unlikely alliance with 14 year old Chris and his classmate Anna, in order to save humanity from the greatest threat it has ever known:  Anna's father, the brilliant but demented Professor Mallahide and his growing swarm of vicious nanobots.
£9.99
Children's Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs by Michael K Brett-Surman

Includes illustrated A-Z of 142 dinosaurs

Free CD
£12.99
Making Dinosaur Robots from Junk by Stephen Munzer 

Will dinosaurs rule the world?  Find out by making your own working dinosaur robots from easy-to-find household throwaways.

easy to follow step-by-step instructions.  Five different dinobots to make. 
Making Dinosaur Robots from Rubbish£9.99

Hardback
The World of the Dinosaurs by Dougal Dixon
code 763757

An exciting guide to prehistoric creatures, with 350 fabulous detailed drawnings of dinosaurs and prehistoric beasts and the places they lived.

Clear, informative text together with precise watercolours explain how dinosaurs lived, moved, hunted, socialized and raised their young.
£8.99
Diplodocus the Dinosaur with the Looong neck 

Its neck was long, its tail was longer and it's body was really huge too.  But Diplodocus....

Didn't have a very big head
Didn't have very strong teeth
and it wouldn't hurt a fly!
Diplodocus with Looong Neck£3.99
Stegosaurs the Dinosaur with the Spiky Spine 

It had a tiny head, a terrible tail and big spiky plates on its back.  But stegosaurus...

Didn't do much fighting
Didn't do much running
and didn't do much thinking at all!
Stegosaurus with Spiky Spine£3.99
Avoid being a Mammoth Hunter! by John Malam
code 642107

Top tips from the experts:
Use mammoth bones to make a strong structure for your house.
Learn to make a fire.  It will keep you warm and you can cook your food.
Track a herd of mammoth by following their dung trail.  Tou can't miss it!
Heat up your spear in the fire to sharpen it - mammoth hide is tough!
£5.99
100 facts T rex by Miles Kelly
code 101715

Travel back to the Cretaceous and come face to face with one of the most powerful predators ever to have roamed the earth.

The most famous dinosaur of all is brilliantly portrayed through one hundred facts, fantastic illustrations and fun cartoons.  Read all about T rex's anatomy, find out how it killed it's prey and discover where in the world the biggest and most complete fossil specimens have been found.
£2.99
Cut and Make a Dinosur Skeleton Cut & Make a Dinosaur Skeleton£4.50
Romp in the Swamp by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds

Harry is not happy.  Today he has got to go to Charlie's house, and he doesn't want her to play with his dinosaurs.  But when Charlie builds a primordial swamp, Harry gets drawn into an exciting adventure.  Together they must rescue Tyrannosaurus from the giant swamp snake
Romp in the Swamp£5.99
Softback
£4.99
Board Book
Harry & the Dinosaurs play Hide-and -Seek by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds

Harry & the dinosaurs have fun with colours.  Peep through the holes and open the fold-out pages to play along with them!

Harry & The Dinosaurs play Hide & Seek £5.99
Harry and the Dinosaurs Go Wild by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds.

When Harry goes to a safari park and discovers some animals are in danger of becoming extinct, he wants to save them!  Harry soon finds out that, however small you are, you can still make a difference.
Harry and the Dinosaurs go Wild£10.99
Hardback

£5.99
Softback
Harry & The Dinosaurs say Raahh! by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds

Harry has to visit Mr Drake, the dentist - but his dinosaurs are hiding all over the house and refusing to come out!  At last Harry persuades them to jump into their bucket.  Raahh!  Will the behave once they get there?

£5.99
Softback
Harry & the Dinosaurs at the Museum by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds

When Harry and the dinosaues go to the museum they see Roman swords and spears, Egyptian mummies and lots of Harry's ancestors.  The dinosaurs want Harry to help them find their ancestors....... and that's how Harry gets lost.  Will Mum and Nan know where to look for him?


 

Harry & the Dinosaurs at the Museum£4.99
Board Book
Harry & the Dinosaurs have a Very Busy Day by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds

Harry and the dinosaure are hunting for shapes.  Peep through the holes and open the fold-out pages to join in the fun.


harry & the Dinosaurs have a Very Busy Day£6.99
Harry & the Dinosaurs make a Christmas Wish by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds
code 382470

Will Santa deliver the right surprise for Harry and the dinosaurs and make their special wish come true?
£4.99
Mini Hardback
Harry & the Dinosaurs go to School by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds
code 500058

It's Harry's first day at school.  He and his dinosaurs are ver excited - and perhaps a little bit nervous.  But when Harry's dinosaur friends don't join him in the classroom, Harry's not so sure he's going to like school.  There's another new boy who's really unhappy too - can the dinosaurs come to the rescue and make school fun for both of them?

The perfect story about starting school from the much loved Harry and his bucketful of dinosaurs.
Coming soon£6.99
Softback
Harry & the Dinosaurs United by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds
vode 327136

Harry has been made captain of his class football team.  With the school football competition just around the corner, can Harry and his friends - raaahed on by their loyal mascotauruses - play like a real team and win their big match?
Coming soon£5.99
Softback
Harry & the Dinosaurs I Don't Want to go to Bed by Ian Whybrow & Adrian Reynolds
code 501727

But I'm not tired!  Harry needs a good night's sleep so he can go hiking with his Nan.  But he's too excited to sleep!  Instead Harry stays up late playing games with his friends in Dino World.  But how will he wake up on time for his trip with Nan?
Coming soon£3.99
Softback
Dinosaurs
code 117073

Insiders brings dinosaurs to life, with the most up-to-date information and state-of-the-art 3D illustrations that practically leap off every page, stimulating minds and imaginations in a whole new way.
£9.99
Dinopants by Ciaran Murtagh
code 120518

Caveboy Charlie Flint is fed up with dinosaurs leaving poo all over his home town of Saberton.  When he finds his brand new club covered in dinopoo, it's the final straw.  Something must be done - so Charlie invents dinopants!

But will he manage to convince the dinosaurs to put on a pair of his fantastic new dinopants?  And what about terrifying T rex who is determined to make both the pants and Charlie Flint extinct for ever?
£4.99
Dinopoo by Ciaran Murtagh
code 120587

Caveboy Charlie Flint has come up with a wonderful new invention - a loo for dinosurs.  Their poo is washed away underground, so getting rid of a rather smelly problem.

But the giant millipedes who live down there aren't happy.  They keep treading in dinopoo - and when you have as many legs as they do, that's a lot of treading!

Charlie soon finds himself pitted against the fearsome king of the millipedes and in a very sticky situation.
£4.99
Dinoburps by Ciaran Murtagh
code 120853

It's the hottest summer anyone in Saberton can remember and caveboy Charlie Flint has invented a brand new fizzy drink to keep the dinosaurs cool.  But there is an unexpected side effect: loud, smelly dinoburps.

To start with everyone finds it amusing, but the burping continues even when the dinosaurs stop drinking the pop.  No one can get any sleep and there's a horribe smelly fog lingering over Saberton!  What's Charlie going to do?
£4.99
The Cleverest Dinosaur by Don Lessem
code 343455

Troodon was probably as clever as a modern bird!

Gigantosaurus could recognise the smell of other dinosaurs from very far away.

Deinoychus may have worked together to sneak up on prey!
£6.99
Sea Giants of Dinosaur Times by Don Lessem
code 343431

Archelon was an ancient turtle as big as a car!

Mosasaurus grew longer than Ytrannosaurus rex!

Icthyosaurus looked a lot like a dolphin!
£6.99
Giant Meat Eating Dinosaurs by Don Leesem
code 133418

Tyrannosaurus rex had sharp teeth the size of bananas.

Allosaurus had huge hands with three sharp claws.

Giganotosaurus weighed as much as two elephants.
£6.99
Feathered Dinosaurs by Don Leesem
code 133395

Caudipyeryx may have used its tail feathers to attract a mate.

Microraptor had feathered arms and legs that looked like wings.

Sinosauropteryx was covered with thick fuzz taht probably helped keep it warm.
£6.99
The Deadliest Dinosaurs by Don Leesem
code 343400

Utahraptor had a huge sickle claw on each foot for slicing open prey.

Dromaeosaurus was the first raptor ever discovered.  It had a large brain and saharp teeth.

Velociraptors might have teamed up to attack large prey.
£6.99
Giant Plant Eating Dinosaurs by Don Leesem
code 133425

Seismosaurus stretched longer than four fire engins.

Brachiosaurus stood taller than a building with five floors.

Argentinosaurus was the biggest animal ever to walk the earth.
£6.99
Horned Dinosaurs by Don Leesem
code 343424

Torosaurus had the biggest skull of any animal ever.

Pentaceratops had five sharp horns on its head.

Styracosaurus was as big as a tractor.
£6.99
The Fastest Dinosaurs by Don Leesem
code 343417

Gallimimus could probably outrun a sandstorm.

Struthiomimus could run up to 100 kilometres per hour.

Microraptor might have used its speed to help it take off into the air.
£6.99
Armoured Dinosaurs by Don Leesem
code 133371

The thick body armour of Ankylosaurus was stronger than the teeth of Tyrannosaurs rex.

Gastonia had eyelids covered with bone.

Euoplocephalus could swing its tail club like a weapon.
£6.99
Flying Giants of Dinosaur Times by Don Leesem
code 133401

Quetzalcoatlus had wings that spanned the length of a bus.

Dsungaripterus had a bony crest on its head.

Eudimorphodon had a diamond shaped flap at the end of its long tail.
£6.99
Disney Dinosaur - Novelization

A giant explosion has destroyed most of the life on Earth.  Aladar, an iguanodon, and his adoptive lemur family think they are the only survivors in a scary, desolate world.  But they're not alone after all - they meet another herd of dinosaurs led by a fierce bully named Kron.  Kron believes in 'survival of the fittest' and will get rid of anything in his way - including Aladar.  Aladar and his new dinosaur friends must outsmart Kron before they too are destroyed.

Based on the film Disney Dinosaur
NovelizationSpecial
Offer


£1.25
Lift-the-giant-flap-book Brontosaurus Bathtime

Rub-a-dub-dub it's Brontosaurus in a tub!
£5.99
Lift-the-giant-flap-book Stegosaurus Time to Eat

Crunch, munch, chomp, slurp, it's Stegosaurus eating....Burp!
£5.99
Lift-the-giant-flap-book Triceratops Playtime

Whizzing on a downhill run, it's Triceratops having fun!
£5.99
Lift-the-giant-flap-book Tyrannosaurus Rex Bedtime

Pyjamas on, story read, it's a Tyrannosaurus snuggled in bed
£5.99
Toddlersaurus by Stuart Trotter and Elaine Lonergan

Lift-the-flap book

Four stories to make up a toddlers day:
Brontosaurus Bathtime
Stegosaurus Time to Eat
Triceratops Playtime
Tyrannosaurs Rex Bedtime
£10.99
Hardback
Astrosaurs - Riddle of the Raptors by Steve Cole

Teggs is no ordinary dinosaur - he's an Astrosaur!  Captain of the amazing spaceship DSS Sauropod, he goes on dangerous missions and fights evil - along with his faithful crew, Gipsy, Arx and Iggy.

When a greedy gang of meat-eating raptores raid the Sauropod and kidnap two top athletes, Teggs and his crew race to the rescue.  But there's more to raptor's plot than meets the eye.  Can Teggs solve their rascally riddle in time?
Riddle of the raptors£4.99

p&p £1
Astrosaurs - The Hatching Horror by Steve Cole

Teggs is taking some desperate dinosaurs and their precious eggs to begin a new life on a remote planet.  But some nasty egg-eating oviraptors are chasing after them .... and the planet itself has a sinister surprise hidden deep inside!
Hatching Horror£4.99

p&p £1
Astrosaurs - The Seas of Doom by Steve Cole

A huge sea monster is on the loose in the watery world of Aqua Minor, and the astrosaurs are sent to help.  But when Teggs and Gipsy travel to the bottom of the sea to investigate, they find BIG trouble.....
Seas of doom£4.99

p&p £1
Astrosaurs - The Mind-Swap Menace by Steve Cole

The Sauropod crew are in for a shock when they bump into some meat-eating criminals deep in space.  The carnivores have a strange machine that will let them swap places with Teggs and Iggy!  Can Arx and Gipsy work out who's who and put things right - before it's too late?
Mind swap menace£4.99

p&p £1
Astrosaurs - The Skies of Fear by Steve Cole

Disaster has struck Squark Major, the pterosaur planet.  It's people have forgotten how to fly . . . all except a sinister stranger named Grandum who now plans to rule the world.  Can Teggs and the team stop him and put things right - before it's too late?
Skies of fear£4.99

p&p £1
Astrosaurs - The Space Ghosts by Steve Cole

The astrosaurs are sent to planet Creepus, where diplodocus miners are searching for space rocks.  But they are being disrupted by mysterious, glowing ghosts!  What do the spirits want?  Teggs searches for the answer in spooky caves, where an old enemy lies in wait.....
Space Ghosts£4.99

p&p £1
Astrosaurs - Day of the Dino-Droids by Steve Cole

The astrosaurs hit trouble when their ship is pulled into a black hole.  They are spat out near their space HQ - but nothing is as it seems.  As old friends turn into deadly emenies, Teggs must fight against an army of dino-droids - before they conquer the universe.
Dino Droids£4.99

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Astrosaurs - The Terror-Bird Trap by Steve Cole

On the planet Atlantos, two dino-tribes are on the verge of war!  Hurrying to save the day, the astrosaurs find monster-sized birds on the scene - but are they there to help or to make things worse?  Teggs must learn the truth before a terrible trap closes around them all.....
Terror Bird Trap£4.99

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Astrosaurs - The Planet of Peril by Steve Cole

When the astrosaurs set off to help Arx's relatives, they know something sinister lies in store for them.  Monsters prowl the triceratops' planet - monsters with hideous fangs, earth-trembling roars and very, very long legs.  But what do they want?  The answer leads Teggs into a deadly showsown with some old ememies...
Planet of Peril£4.99

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Astrosaurs - The Star Pirates by Steve Cole

When several spaceships go missing, the astrosaurs investigate - and find themselves under attack from star pirates!  These space bandits are looting ships for their treasure.  But they also have a secret plan that threatens the entire universe.  Can Teggs stop the star pirates before he has to walk the plank....?
Star Pirates£4.99

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Astrosaurs - The Space Ghosts by Steve Cole
code 306431

Book + CD

The astrosaurs are sent to planet Creepus, where diplodocus miners are searching for space rocks.  But they are being disrupted by mysterious, glowing ghosts!  What do the spirits want?  Teggs searches for the answer in spooky caves, where an old enemy lies in wait.....
£7.99
Book & CD
Astrosaurs Megabookasaurus by Steve Cole
code 616843

3 stories in 1 book:
The Hatching Horror
The Mind-Swap Menace
Teeth of the T rex
£7.99
Dinosaur Diner by Annie Kubler
code 431838

Hector loves food, but hates exercise.  Could this be why he is so unfit and out of shape?

Luckily his friend Margo knows exactly what to do!
£6.99
What Dino Saw by Victor Kelleher
code 117802

Happy Cat First Readers

Jenny finds a big egg shaped thing down by the river.  When she brings it home it hatches - and out pops a baby dinosaur.  What on earth is she going to do with it?
£3.99
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Childrens books

Oceans
code 117172

Insiders brings oceans to life, with the most up-to-date information and state-of-the-art 3D illustrations that practically leap off every page, stimulating minds and imaginations in a whole new way.
£9.99
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History and Reference

Discovering Dorothea by Karolyn Shindler
Code 571388

The life of pioneering fossil hunter Dorothea Bate

Karolyn Shindler has rescued a remarkable woman from undeserved obscurity.  Schindler's excellent book serves to illuminate not only the travails of fieldwork a century ago, but also the problems faced by women seeking to carve out their own intellectual space in the sometimes stifling atmosphere of respectable Britain.

 £6.99
Hardback

Voyage of the Beagle by Charles Darwin
code 432688

When the Beagle sailed out of Davenport on 27th December 1831, Charles Darwin was twenty two and setting off on the voyage of a lifetime.  His journal shows a naturalist making patient observations concerning geology and natural history, as well as people, places and events.  Volcanoes in the Galapagos, the Gossamer spider of Patagonia, the Australasian coral reefs and the brilliance of the firefly - all are to be found in these extraordinary writings.  The insights made on the five year voyage were to set in motion the intellectual currents that led to the most controversial book of the Victorian age:  The Origin of the Species.

This volume reprints Charles Darwin's journal in a shortened form.  It contains an introduction on the background to Darwin's work, as well as notes, maps, appendices and an essay on scientific geology and the Bible by Robert FitzRoy, Darwin's friend and captain of the Beagle.
Coming soon£9.99
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Discovering Dinosaurs by Valerie Wilding. 

This is the story of two men - Gideon Mantell & Richard Owen - and a mystery.  What is the truth behind the giant bones that have been unearthed in English quarries?  Do they belong to gigantic creatures never seen by man?  The two rivals both want the glory of being the discoverer of a prehistoric world.  But for one of them, there will be a dreadful price to pay....
Discovering Dinosaurs£4.99
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General guides

Philips Guide to Global Hazards

Describes the complete range of hazards, from earthquakes, hurricanes and volcanoes to drought and disease
More than 200 colour artworks and photographs
Casr histories of major disasters
More than 100 maps, charts, tables and diagrams
Guide to Global Hazards£9.99

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Isle of Wight General


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Isle of Wight - The Complete Guide by Roy Brinton

Alphabetical Gazetteer to the entire Island, cross referenced to a full colour map.  14 special interest sections including Crossing to the Island, The 'Discovery' of the Isle of Wight, Geology, Natural History, Walking, Defence, Local Building Traditions, Queen Victoria, Writers & Poets, The National Trust, Museums.  Town Maps.  300 illustrations.  6 pages colour plates.
IOW Guide£12.95
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The Original Ghosts of the Isle of Wight by Gay Baldwin

'It is a pleasure when a serious investigator of the paranormal finds a really rational book providing genuine facts and a sensible attitude.  Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, written and published by Gay Baldwin must be one of the most genuine and convincing works of its type'.

Andrew Green, Ghosts Today
Ghosts 1£4.95
paperback
More Ghosts Book 2 by Gay Baldwin

With more than 50 stories including: A dark and violent tragedy;  Phantom with no face;  Wraiths of the roads;  A handful of tiny bones;  Messy little poltergeist; Phantoms of the blitz;  The mystery of the bloodstained footprints.
More Ghosts£5.95
paperback
Ghosts of the Isle of Wight III by Gay Baldwin

The number of reported hauntings and apparent ghostly happenings in the Isle of Wight continues to grow.  Gay Baldwin has been inundated with new reports of unexplained occurences.  This book contains a completly new selection from her files.
Ghosts 3£6.95
paperback
Isle of Wight Ghosts Book Four by Gay Baldwin

More supernatural tales and errie encounters on the Haunted Isle.  These intriguing stories include... The phantom soldiers at the Needles Battery... Ghost-girl in the well at Carrisbrook Castle... Appuldurcombe's phantom carriage .... The sexy spirit at Ryde's Prince Consort... The dead take a bow at Shanklin Theatre... What lurks on Gallows Hill?... A dark cliff-top deed and a killer gang of smugglers....... Beware the psychic timebomb of old Ventnor Hospital... and many more...
Ghosts 4£6.95
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Ghost Island Book 5 by Gay Baldwin

All new stories include:  Horror at Clarence Road; A Body Swinging Gently; Ryde's Most Haunted House; Dead Man Walking; Lady in Black; The Curse of Dodnor.  Meet a liturgy of lost souls like the Railwayman's Ghost, The Tragic Princess and a Poltergeist called Charlie.

plus many more...
Ghosts 5£7.95
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Most Haunted Island Book 6 by Gay Baldwin

Read of Royal ghosts at Osborne House, phantom Roman soldiers at Brading and restless spirits at J Sameul White's old shipyards.  Learn of haunted graveyards, beaches, shipyards, shops and hotels.  There are weird wraiths, pesky poltergeists, lost souls, ghostly children and tales of time slips.  Read how a ghost car chased a motorist and meet the 'House to Die For'.... and many more
Ghosts 6£8.95
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Even More Ghosts Book 7 by Gay Baldwin

In this biggest book yet, read of ghost-trains at Whippingham, ghostly soldiers and haunted forts, spirits on a seaside pier, a haunted zoo and even more ghosts at Osborne House.  Keep watch for ghost ships; meet ghostly smugglers in their old haunts.

No book on Ghost Island is complete without more eerie encounters at the Island's most haunted place, the vanished mansion of Knighton Gorges.  Read what happened when mediums made contace with the spirits there...
Even more ghosts£8.95
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... and others

Coast - BBC Books.  A celebration of Britain's Coastal Heritage.   

OUT OF STOCK - PLEASE EMAIL FOR EXPECTED DELIVERY DATE
Coast£
Lizards of the World by Chris Mattison

An illustrated introduction to the natural history of lizards.
Detailed information on all lizards, from the legless species and tiny geckos to the giant Komodo Dragon.
Spectacular photographs showing behaviour and lifestyle, plus clear line diagrams.
Valuable to the herpetologist and terranium keeper.
Lizards of the WorldRRP
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