Book Description

Welcome to James Gurney's fantastic lost world of Dinotopia, where humans and intelligent dinosaurs have lived together in harmony for centuries, undiscovered by the rest of the world. Now these New York Times bestselling books are available from HarperCollins. The Dinotopia books are a celebration of the imagination for readers of all ages.In 1862, biologist Arthur Denison and his young son Will are washed up on the shore of an uncharted island, where they discover humans and an ancient race of dinosaurs sharing a civilization of wonder and adventure.

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Absolutely Breathtaking
This book is one of the most incredible books ever written. I thoroughly recommend it to everyone. Of all the books which deserve cult status, this book is the most breathtaking.

The artwork is amazing! The paintings simply take your breath away. Whenever I want to escape, I read this book. Whenever I want to immerse myself again in the land of Dinotopia, I just look at one of the fabulous paintings and i'm there.

The book is accessible to everyone - there are characters which connect with every person on this earth. The story is magical and deserves greater praise than I could ever give it.

I LOVE THIS BOOK! PLEASE BUY IT!!!!!

PLEASE!

GREAT ILLUSTRATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!A SOON TO-BE CLASSIC!!!!!!!
A phenomenal book about dinosaurs living in peace and harmony on an island with generations of shipwrecked travelers. Not only does this book have a extrordinary plot, the illustrations couldn't be better! If you enjoy fantasy as much as much as just atensy-weensy bit, you'll fall in LOVE with this book. You'll read it to EVERYBODY! I've never heard of a book as extrordanary as this. A must read for all. Some other great books based on this are The World Beneath;Dinotopia Lost;and the series of short novels. READ THEM ALL!!!!!!!!!!!

By far the best of the books
Dinotopia is the first of the Dinotopia series. Although it has a loose plot, it's mostly a mock-National Geographic style travelogue account of an island populated by both humans and dinosaurs. Buy the book for the beautifully detailed illustrations.

Great Memories
I first read this book when I was maybe eight years old; I read it over the course of a few days I was off from school, due to being sick. It was probably one of the best reads of my life (rivalling the first time I read Lord of the Rings). The illustrations were absolutely beautiful, and the story was truly engrossing. The way it was written was interesting as well; written in the form of a journal, but in a very human manner, as though it *was* a journal, rather than just a *story* written as a journal (does that make any sense).
Anyway, quite a few months ago I was home from school again, and out of boredom I picked it up off of my bookshelf. The illustrations are still absolutely beautiful, and the story is still truly engrossing. I read through it in maybe an hour, and was completely blown away. None of the magic which I had felt when I was but a young child had gone away; it was just as wonderful as ever.
If you have a child who is into dinosaurs, or anything fanciful, buy this for them to read or to read with them. It will stick with them (and you) forever...

BUY THIS BOOK
Anyone with an imagination, a love of art, or an interest in dinosaurs will love this book. The illustrations are the best I've ever seen in a book and the story is great. It reminds me of something H.G.Wells would write. I will take good care of this book and pass it down from generation to generation like a family treasure. ... Read more

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Audio adapatation of the popular book by James Gurney. Arthur Denison and his son Will are shipwrecked on a strange island where humans and dinosaurs coexist peacefully, in a society which is in many ways far more advanced than our own. In true ZBS fashion, an extraordinary work of intricately woven sound, voices, dinosaurs and original music. With a new introduction by author James Gurney. ... Read more

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Unequalled achievement
This audio version is a masterpiece and is destined to become a classic of audio drama along with Welles' "War of the Worlds" and the plays of Norman Corwin. ZBS has outdone itself.

Extraordinary tales of whimsy for youthful readers.
I first read this book at a young age when I was still fascinated with the world of dinosaurs. Gotten over the addiction by now, being almost out of highschool, I still look back on my memories with this book, and its sister book: "The World Beneath", with great fondness. The illustrations, no less that artistry, are high above the par of your average children's picture book. And, they are only outdone by the spellbinding story; brought to life with the loving detail that could only be conjured by a true dinosaur fan. This book would be a welcome addition to any child's wish list and makes for a lasting impression.

Beautiful book, interesting read
Although this book is considered a children's book, or something for young teens, I believe it's enjoyable for people of all ages. The artwork is gorgeous and the detail Gurney puts into creating his world is amazing. The book is written in the form of a journal, written mostly by Arthur Denison, but with a few entries written by his son, Will. Because Arthur is a scientist, Gurney can believably put in a great deal of detailed information about the world of Dinotopia. I loved reading this book and I especially loved looking at it.

Great Read for the Entire Family!
Years ago my husband received this book as a birthday gift and loved it. The collection grew to include the three true Gurney texts (Dinotopia, The Land Beneath, First Flight).

Over the past year we started reading them with our five-year-old daughter who has fallen in love with the beautiful illustrations, the mythical world and engaging characters. After reading them numerous times, they have been favorite bedtime reading, we purchased the two novels by Alan Dean Forrester. They continue the same Denison era plot lines with the same familiar characters and a few new ones. At first some of the vocabulary was hard for her to understand but I have to say that we made it through both books and we all enjoyed them. I have to disagree with those who felt the vocabulary in the Forrester texts was too difficult. I do have to admit that I had to consult webster's twice...but that's how we learn and I'm happy to give this example to my five-year-old emergent reader. Fun books, well written which send you imagination wondering....great for all ages!

The most impossible dream comes true for a dinosaur fan!
This is the most beautiful and realistic book ever to be painted of a fabulous land where dinosaurs and people who are NOT cavepeople truly love each other and peacefully live together. In fact, this is quite different from Jurassic Park - here, dinosaurs treat you with a great respect and even speak to you in your own language! The details of everyday life in the lovely Dinotopia are quite eye-filling and breathtaking, ranging from a wooden puppet serving as a foster mother to new hatchlings to the simply stunning ariel views of those glorious castles proudly standing upon very craggy mountains as you fly by on a pterosaurus-shaped hang-guider! A hardcore dinosaur lover would just swoon at those wonderful sights no matter how old he or she is! ... Read more

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Dolphin Watch
The book I chose to review is Dinotopia Dolphin Watch by John Vornholt. It is about a boy named Joshua Longacre and how he won't accept Dinotopia as his home. He only socializes with dolphins and Milos, a seaside boy. He steals a sky galley to try to get away. He also tries to persuade Milos to tell him the way off Dinotopia. I would recommend this book to a friend because it is adventurous.

Diving with dinos
Another fine Dinotopia story. This time we are treated to an undersea adventure complete with intelligent plesiosaurs. Gurney's world of people living with dinosaurs gets better with each telling.

My son loves these books, although he is starting to read at a higher level and has expanded to include the books of the Dinosaur Wars series. These are adventures with a harder edge than Dinotopia, but still suitable for teens. ... Read more

Book Description

Janet, a young Hatchery apprentice, runs away when she accidentally

endangers a dinosaur egg.Then she meets a gravely wounded Gryposaurus, a very

rare dinosaur.Entrusted with the dying Gryposaurus's newly laid egg, Janet

knows she must brave the wilds of Dinotopia--and return to an uncertain

reception at the Hatchery.




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One of the most whimsical & enchanting books I've read!!
Midori Synder conveyed the world of Dinotopia to me in a exciting, suspenseful way. Every page of The Hatchling was wonderful in its own enchanting way. I especially taken with Anthraxan's(the archeopterex's)poem! ... Read more

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A long-lost legend is found...

Will is a skybax rider, one of the elite couriers of Dinotopia, a land apart from time where humans and dinosaurs coexist in harmony. Protected for centuries by raging currents that wreck any ship that comes too close to its shores, this strange land is cut off from the outside world. When headstrong Sylvia disappears in search of the legendary Hand of Dinotopia, a landmark that points toward clear sea passage to and from the island, Will follows her, accompanied by his four-footed Protoceratops companion, Chaz. Their quest for the Hand takes them to a startling destination where they're met with a choice as unexpected as the journey.

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This is a good overall book
This book overall was a good book for any favorite Fanticy lover.
this book is about a young man who is a mail diliver in the land of Dionotopia. He dilivers mail on the back of a skybax. A sky bax is a dinasaur. it can fly long distancsis.
The young man goes on a joueney to find his feonca. Along ther way he meets up with carnavorious dinasaurs, grumpy hermits, and some nomadic tribes of humans and dinosaurs.
I recomend this book to those who can read well. their is some chalanging gramer and some going frome one person to another.
For the most part the book really held my attention. i didn't want to put teh book down. i kept telling telling my self just one more chapter, but i ended up reading 3 more chapters.

Awesome book!
You would love to read this book if you are a science fiction kind of person. It couldn't really happen but it is cool to think it could. If you have read any of the other Dinotopia books, you will love this one.

This was an AMAZING book!
I loved this book! the writing was descriptive and this book was written in great detail. I can't wait to read the others!

Alan Dean Foster adds marvelously to the world of Dinotopia
It was a great book and I have only one complaint: I really, really wish it had a map at the beginning showing all of Dinotopia and including all the place names mentioned in the story. I loved the story itself though and Alan Dean Foster's unique ability to describe fictional settings and people is what makes this book great. An awesome addition to the world of Dinotopia.

Good story line
"The Hand Of Dinotopia" has a good story line, but I did not care too much for the writing style; it was a bit too dry. The story is about two young humans, and a dinosaur, who go questing for something called the Hand of Dinotopia that supposedly points the way to a safe sea route in and out of Dinotopia, which is surrounded by deadly currents and reefs that can smash boats to pieces. The trio soon find something amazing in the middle of 'The Great Desert,' which is unexplored and unknown to all but a very few dinotopians. Before too long the group becomes larger as the humans and dinosaurs continue their quest in search of the Hand of Dinotopia, but the question is: do they find what they're looking for . . .? An entertaining book, good story line, and rather suspenseful, providing a mystery to curious and willing readers. ... Read more

Book Description

Waterfall City is in grave danger when the Polongo River mysteriously dries

up.Magnolia and her dinosaur friend Paddlefoot, along with Birch and a

triceratops called Rogo, battle the elements in their desperate quest to save

Dinotopia's most beautiful city.




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a must
Wow, this is an awesome book, it focuses on a 13 year old girl who must find out what happened to the Polongo River before Waterfall city is lost forever.

A Must Read!
This is probably my favorite Dinotopia series book (nothing beats Dinotopia-land apart from time). It has everything, adventure, action, and of course, dinosaurs! Even if you don't like dinosaurs, this book is a must read!

RIVER QUEST is a book with extreme detail.
RIVER QUEST is a book taking place on Dinotopia, an amazing Island where dinosaurs never went extinct. But what when Waterfall city, on of the most brilliant cities on the whole island, loses it's entire water supply? Only Magnolia and Paddlefoot can save the day, as they venture down the Polongo river into Tyronnosaurus Territory!!! ... Read more

Book Description

Young Andrew and Lian pay a return visit to their old friends in Lost City, a place that served for years as the secret home of a noble tribe of Troodon knights. When they arrive, they find that an elder Troodon has gone off on a crazy, Don Quixote-like quest to prove he's still a great champion. Now it's up to Andrew, Lian, and their Troodon friend Arri to find this old knight and bring him back before he wreaks havoc in Dinotopia. But they may find out that his quest is not so crazy after all--and that the lives of an entire saurian race may hang in the balance. Set in the world created in James Gurney's bestselling illustrated fantasy books, Return to Lost City is an imaginative story of courage, friendship, and adventure. ... Read more

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Good book
It's a very good book so far. I'm on page 60. I reccomend this book to ages 9&up.

More Lost Cities, please
The Lost City stories in the Dinotopia series are among the best. This one is no exception. My son enjoyed it a lot, though he is starting to outgrow the age group. For others with this problem, try DINOSAUR WARS, by Thomas Hopp, which has a similar feel, though the dinosaurs are not nearly so NICE. ... Read more

Book Description

A storm at sea washes a young pickpocket, Hugh, and a surgeon's son,

Raymond, overboard.Landing on the strange island world of Dinotopia, Raymond

and Hugh learn the meaning of real courage and true friendship, with the help

of a reclusive Skybax named Windchaser.




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Windchaser
I think that I would give this book five stars because it had a lot of action in it and the coolest Dinosaurs that they talked about was a Skybax because they say that Skybaxs can' t talk well they were wrong because one Skybax can talk. His first partner Daniel had teached him how to talk but unfortunetly a fire started where they were and Daniel got caught in the fires and Windchaser tryed to save him but he was to late and he got wings burned from the fires and so Windchaser never ever had a partner again but Raymond had become his partner because they both had something in common they had both lost somebody.

Great Book
I read this book at school and love it. It explains Dinotopia so you don't have to have read "Dinotopia a Land Apart From Time" to understand the story. If you want to read the children's series I recomend that you read this book first. I particualy like how it is about Skybaxes ( a tipe of flying dinosaur that can be rode on by humans). I have read two other books in the series and this is by far the best one. This is a must have for both people who have read other Dinotopia books or have never read a Dinotopia book.

I loved it!
I'm not even into dinos, but I loved this book. It has a great plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat with the book glued in your hands. Raymond and Hugh land on Dinotopia, meet some neat characters, and then proceed to learn many valuable lessons. Hugh needs to learn to fit in, and Raymond wants desperately to help an injured dino named Windchaser. How will they accomplish these feats? Read the first Dinotopia book to find out!

An excellent addition to the Dinotopia line!
Like all good spinoffs, this book adds yet another layer to the Dinotopia story. I found "Windchaser" somewhat more mature in tone than several of the other series books, in that it touches on the serious subjects of death and bereavement, unfortunately found in Dinotopia as elsewhere. This added dimension made for a much richer and emotionally involving story than those books with simpler "teen has a problem and eventually solves it" plots. Of all the Dinotopia series writers I've read to date, Scott Ciencin exhibits the best combination of character and story development with uniquely creative situations. Any Dinotopia fan will of course enjoy this book, and I'd also recommend it as a 'plain good read' to anyone not yet familiar with this fascinating series.

Pretty Good But Not Perfect!
I thought this book was ok. It is the first Dinotopia book Ive read.I'm not done reading it yet but so far it lacks characterzation and it sometimes jumps into situations quickly but not always. On the other hand it does have great description and I thought the first scene is full of action. So if your looking for a good book thats got alot of action and description and a good story line,and you don't care about characterzation Then you should get this book. ... Read more

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Jack and Ty are opposites. So when they travel together in a caravan across the Great Desert, there are bound to be disagreements. And when a sandstorm separates the boys from the rest of their group, the arguments get worse. Then they stumble upon a legendary oasis where they find a lost colony of small dinosaurs called Saltopus. Somehow, Jack and Ty must put aside their differences long enough to befriend the shy dinosaurs–and figure out how to help them! ... Read more

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What you need from this book is an "oasis".
Compared to other books in the series, this one doesn't stand up. When finished, you're left wanting more. This time around, dinosaur involvement is almost none. In my opinion, the transition that one of the characters has from being jovial too, well, not when put in the crisis of being lost in the desert should not have happend; it would've made the time of them being lost more interesting. Very, very little action in this one folks. It's a good read if you have the time, but prepare to be disapointed. ... Read more

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After they are shipwrecked on a mysterious island called Dinotopia, Professor Arthur Denison and his son, Will, discover an awe-inspiring new world where dinosaurs and humans have lived together peacefully for centuries. They have only begun to adjust to this remarkable civilization before heading off on separate quests. Will takes to the sky as the pilot of a giant pterosaur known as a skybax, while Arthur leads an excavation deep underground to discover the origins of the world beneath Dinotopia. Little does either of them know of the dangers they are about to face ...

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James Gurney is the best writer I have read about.
When I first read Dinotopia, I just enjoyed the pictures. But now, I wish that I was in Dinotopia. I wish I was a skybax rider, soaring high above the clouds. James Gurney makes his world seem real, so real that you can almost reach out and touch it. Because of his beautiful paintings, you are "reborn" into a wondreful fantasy world. I am only 12, but my love of Dinotopia has sprouted, just like shipwreaked humans on the island. I have read both books, plus I have read all the paperback books. Instead of the views of Will and Arthur Denison, the paperback books give you a different perspectave of life on Dinotopia. Like in "River Quest", the book gives a perspectave of a young 13 year old girl, who becomes the rainwater habitat partners and how Mangolia and Paddlefoot recover the Polongo River. If anyone likes the detailed, wonderful world of Dinotopia, I recommend reading the Dinotopian series as well.

A pale shadow of its predecessor.
As the sequel to the original Dinotopia, this book is something of a disappointment. The art is still as incredible and magical as ever. The perspective, however, has been dropped from first person to third-a very poor transition. The happy, warm suspicion that lingers in the back of your mind, telling you to believe in this peaceful island, is lost completely and leaves the story cold and even a little sappy. The art alone-for this IS an art book-keeps my rating up at 4 stars, and the fanciful tale and explanation of how the fateful journal came to leave the island is enjoyable enough.

Oops I think he did it again.
I was pleasantly surprised to find that Gurney's second Dinotopia book is just as good as the first. The illustrations are wonderful. After reading this, I now know more about the characters in the movie Dinotopia.

Superb Sequel
The first book was one of a kind...until the second came along and finished the story. Dinotopia: The World Beneath is a must have for anyone who has read the first book. There are new adventures, amazing new discoveries, plenty of exciting action and a satisfying conclusion to everything. The illustrations are just as spectacular as they were the first time and the story does not dilute itself one bit. I urge you to find yourself a copy of this book, and also a copy of the original if you have not read that either; both are amazing books meant for all ages.

No loss of glory
Dinotopia is an island where dinosaurs and people live in peace, except for the carnivores that live in the Rainy Basin. This book is the sequel to Dinotopia: A Land Apart from Time and it was just as good as the last Dinotopia. The sequel brought more depth to the plot without losing any of the original’s glory. ... Read more

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Andrew, the son of a Dinotopian innkeeper, makes a strange discovery one night when a hooded dinosaur leads him and two friends to a remote, sealed-off city.When they begin to explore the forbidden area, the trio are thrust into a dangerous adventure--one they can survive only if they can put aside their chronic rivalries and come to understand the lost race of TroÜdons, who have existed there in seclusion for centuries. ... Read more

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Troodon Trek
Even though this book is short, it is filled with action for a person of any age to read. In the story it also gives the story of the sea monster, the Kraken. I like the creativity of Scott Ciencin's books on Dinotopia, as well as the Dinoverse series. At first you thik that the Unrivaled are going toinvade, but later you find out that they are the most peaceful race on Dinotopia. Congatulations, Ciencin, you've done it again.

Troodon Trek
Even though this book is short, it is filled with action for a person of any age to read. In the story it also gives the story of the sea monster, the Kraken. I like the creativity of Scott Ciencin's books on Dinotopia, as well as the Dinoverse series. At first you thik that the Unrivaled are going toinvade, but later you find out that they are the most peaceful race on Dinotopia. Congatulations, Ciencin, you've done it again.

Dom D from Cleveland
I own this book and a few other Dinotopia titles and I really recommend this to any Dinotopia fan or just about anybody who likes to read really good books. Once I started reading it I could'nt put it down, it is one of the best books Ive read in a very long time. I also recommend the Dinotopia book Windchaser for another good read

A great book for Dinotopia fans...
or anyone else, for that matter!I own this book and have reread it a few times.Three friends journey into the Lost City of Halycon, and what they find is not what they expect.They meet new friends and face new challenges.But will it be enough to stop the power-hungry Lord Lucius?You'll have to read it to find out!This book has adventure and excitement, and some humor mixed in also.Over all, an excellent book.

lost dinosaurs
This book is about dinosaurs and people in a lost city nobody knows about.This is a very interesting book,it's very fascinating and entergenic.It somewhat dealt with sorcery. This book is good for all ages. ... Read more

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A master storyteller who has appeared seven times on The New York

Times bestseller list, fantasy writer Peter David joins the popular

Dinotopia middle-grade adventure series with a gripping new tale. A witty young

Raptor, Booj, teams up with Jason and Gwen to search for the legendary Odon, a

Raptor who long ago became a recluse. To find him, the three friends must

survive the dangerous traps of Odon's underground maze. No matter the

challenge, they must succeed, because only Odon has the cure for the

mysterious disease that has afflicted Gwen's father. It's a life-and-death

journey and another thrilling story in the amazing world of Dinotopia.




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A very fast moving book!
Even though this is my first dinotopia book I've ever read I'm sure it's one of the best I'll ever read!This book takes place in the magical land of Dinotopia, where talking dinosaurs and humans live.This is about a girl named Gwen who goes on a challenging quest to save her father from a deadly disease.Jason her friend goes along with her. Along the why they also meet a young raptor named Booj. The only hope for Gwen's Father is for the trio to find Odon a great healer.A very long time ago Oden went under ground and dug a maze so no one could find him.Now they must find Oden inside the complicated and dangerous maze.But what if they can't find the way through the maze?And what if Odon isn't there anymore?You'll have to read the book to find out!

interesting book, interesting characters
The characters in this book were fun to read about, and the plot itself was interesting.Older readers might enjoy this as a nice quick read, as I did.Younger readers will love this well-written and nicely paced adventure.

Do You Like Talking Dinosaurs?
Dinotopia The Maze by Peter David

Would you like to go on an adventure with talking dinosaurs? If you like adventures you'll like this book. This book is about a girl trying to save her dad from a deadly disease and a dinosaur can cure it. But will the girl be able to find the dinosaur to cure her father?
This book was amazing! It was full of adventure. If you like adventure this is a book for you.
The author wrote this book to show you that you should care for one another and be brave. The lesson in this book is you should help each other and you shouldn't be mean.

Adventure for the heart
THIS IS THE MOST EXCITING BOOK I HAVE READ IN A LONG TIME. THE SUSPENSE AND THETHRILLS ARE VERY HARD TO HANDLE IF YOU LIKE EXCITNG, SUSPENSE, AND THRILLING BOOKS. SO IF YOU ARE ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE WATCH OUT IF YOU READTHIS BOOK. YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO PUT IT DOWN!

A very good book
I think that the Maze was a very good book it was one of the best. I really liked the suspense and fun. I really liked the characters Gwen, Jason and Boogie to. I would suggest this book to somebody who enjoysthrills and fun filled adventure. It was a very good book. ... Read more

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This digital document is an article from Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL), published by Paddock Publications on May 10, 2002. The length of the article is 860 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: The land time forgot ABC turns 'Dinotopia' into an endless three-part miniseries.(Time Out!)
Author: Ted Cox
Publication: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL) (Newspaper)
Date: May 10, 2002
Publisher: Paddock Publications
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High in the Forbidden Mountains of Dinotopia, sabertooth tigers prowl and

hunt, far from humans and dinosaurs alike.In this chilling, Kipling-esque

adventure, a daring 12-year-old boy is forced to join a sabertooth clan.Then

disaster strikes, and he must brave the treacherous crags of Sabertooth

Mountain--for the good of all Dinotopians!




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Cool Book
I really enjoyed this book. It was easy to read. And it talked about the other animals that live on the island. I hope to read more of them like this one.

Excellent book!
Sabertooth Mountain is an easy-to-read book. It, along with the rest of the DINOTOPIA series, can be read in one day. The whole thing is filled wtih action, adventure and exciting events. The best part is where the kid falls out of the sky galley and the sabertooths save him. I would recommend it to you!

This book is one great book. I loved it!
I have all of the DINOTOPIA paperback books (now that my mom ordered "THUNDER FALLS") an I think this book is one of the best. I like high places too (I live in Austria) and I like dinosaurs. This book combines both in a very interesting way.

I loved this book!!!!
I loved this book. It had it all, excitement and danger. The Sabertooths were the best as far as I'm concerned but I might be biased since I love big cats. The Habitat Partners in this book really had their hands full!!! ... Read more

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In the remarkable world where dinosaurs and humans live together in harmony, Olivia has a chance to surpass Albert and guarantee her own apprenticeship to the Habitat Partner of Forest. But in her hurried, hopeful search for answers to the disappearance of a root that guarantees all Dinotopians longevity, will Olivia fail to ask the most important question? ... Read more

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Entertaining

The book, Danger.Com @2// Firestorm, was an exciting novel.Children solving terrorist attacks on none white nationalities because the child was on a chat line.The author, Jordan Cray mad this book very exciting and was able to expand the imagination for the youthful children of the world.

One of the best books I've ever read!
My mom got me this book about 2 years ago and I thought it looked really stupid. One night not to long ago I was so bored and just wanted to read something so I got the book out and started to read it. I couldn't put it down! I read it in 2 nights and now I love the series. Anyone who likes computers would love this series. Just read the book and you'll see what I mean!

This book is awesome!
Well, I read this book when I was in 4th grade, that was like 4 years ago! But, this book was so cool, It took me one night to read it! I read it all nite, even at the dinner table....Any kid or adult that likes the internet, mysteries, and suspense should definetly go by this book!! Also, Pantera is the coolest band ever...To all kids. go buy the CD called "Reinventing the steel" plus, I am 14, not 12....I had to put 12 cause that is the oldest age on the form

danger.com review
I think the book is very exciting and dramatic. It's very dramatic sometimes, then it could be really funny. It is mind boggling and it makes you think and it doesn't give you any clues or hints. It will make you think it is a certain person, then you'll find out it isn't that person. It is a great book to read.I have bought the whole series because of the way the author details everything. So, I hope you like it as I have in the 3 books I have read.

an awsome book
this book is the best everyone should get this awsome book and the DINOTOPIA series as well and most ppl don't think 13 year olds like books like this ... Read more

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This digital document is an article from Sarasota Herald Tribune, published by Sarasota Herald-Tribune on November 28, 2002. The length of the article is 360 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: Latecomer 'Dinotopia' likely to go the way of dinosaurs.(FLORIDA WEST)
Publication: Sarasota Herald Tribune (Newspaper)
Date: November 28, 2002
Publisher: Sarasota Herald-Tribune
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