Sabretooth: A Dinosaur World Adventure

By Geoffrey T Williams

The new exhibit at Dinosaur World promises to be the "The, Wildest, Woolly-est Adventure Yet!" Though not open to the public, Mimi can't help herself - she has to find a way in. She begins the wildest adventure yet - in Prehistoria - a world filled with prehistoric mammals. Mimi and her brother meet a family of sabretooths, giant killer birds, mammoths, and other strange, dangerous creatures.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Geoffrey T Williams
• Release date: Oct 8, 2010
• ISBN: 9780977138135

Geoffrey T Williams

My love of science started when my geologist father told me a rock I had found in the back yard of our Wyoming house was a dinosaur bone. Fast-forward some years, and I wrote a short book called "Dinosaur World" and produced the cassette tape that went along with it. Thanks to a small publishing company named Price Stern Sloan, the book and tape went "viral," selling tens of thousands of copies in just a few months. That success led to the other Dinosaur World volumes, which eventually sold more than eight million copies. From that I branched out to write about other sciences I loved, including astronomy and space travel, entomology, oceanography, etc. And since I love producing audio, almost all the books included cassette tapes, and later, CDs.

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Sabretooth – a Dinosaur World Adventure

By Geoffrey T. Williams

Published by Price, Stern, Sloan

Copyright 1988, Geoffrey T. Williams

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - The Secret Project

Chapter 2 - Mimi Don't!

Chapter 3 - It's So Beautiful

Chapter 4 - The Pteranodon Trolley

Chapter 5 - Who Is That?

Chapter 6 - The Big Cats

Chapter 7 - The Hunt Begins

Chapter 8 - Stampede!

Chapter 9 - Out of the Frying Pan

Chapter 10 - Attack!

Chapter 11 - Getting to Know Smiley

Chapter 12 - Giant!

Chapter 13 - The Biggest Ever

Chapter 14 - A Sad Goodbye

Chapter 15 - Keeping Secrets

About the Author

Chapter 1 - The Secret Project

Visitors to Dinosaur World were surprised one morning when they arrived and saw a tall wooden construction fence stretching across Mesozoic Mesa. The wide, tree lined avenue, which was Dinosaur World's main walkway, just stopped where the fence started. The last time this had happened was when the wonderful, mysterious island of Pangaea was built, so everybody wanted to know what was behind that fence!! But the people who operated Dinosaur World weren't telling. Questions from curious visitors, TV reporters, even the mayor, were answered with a polite smile and comments such as You'll see and You won't believe your eyes. Of course, that just made people more curious.