Lost in Dinosaur World

By Geoffrey T Williams

Timothy McDunn is dressed for a day of adventure. But he gets more adventure than he ever imagined when he finds himself alone in the middle of the world's most exciting theme park - Dinosaur World - a place filled with some of the biggest and most dangerous animals that ever roamed the earth. How he finds his way back to safety, and avoids being dinner for an allosaurus, makes great reading.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Geoffrey T Williams
• Release date: Oct 12, 2010
• ISBN: 9780977138111

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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Lost in Dinosaur World

By Geoffrey T. Williams

Published by Price, Stern, Sloan

Copyright 1987 Geoffrey T. Williams

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 – Dressed for Adventure

Chapter 2 – Pterosaurs and Pteranodons

Chapter 3 – The Arm Lizard

Chapter 4 – Can I Take One Home?

Chapter 5 – All Aboard the T-Rex Express

Chapter 6 – In the Triassic

Chapter 7 – Ectothermic?

Chapter 8 – Too Late!

Chapter 9 – Petting a Stegosaur

Chapter 10 – Lost and Alone

Chapter 11 – A New Friend

Chapter 12 – Dinosaur Birds

Chapter 13 – Run! Run!

Chapter 14 – Swimming in Dinosaur Sea

Chapter 15 – Meet My Mother

Chapter 16 – Tell Me All About It

About the Author

Chapter 1 – Dressed for Adventure

Timothy McDunn was dressed for adventure. He was wearing hiking boots, rugged-looking pants, a camouflage-colored shirt and an old floppy hat borrowed from Grandpa McDunn. He had binoculars hanging around his neck and he was just buckling a survival kit to his belt when his mother came in. She smiled. We're just going to Dinosaur World, Tim. Not to the jungle or someplace dangerous.

You never can tell, was all