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Sticks 'n' Stones 'n' Dinosaur Bones

Being A Whimsical "take" On A (pre)historical Event

Ted Enik
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Schiffer Kids

About

An infamous feud between fossil hunters is spun into a Dr. Seuss–inspired American tale in this playful introduction to fossil hunting based on an actual historical event. This first book in the Unhinged History series is a ripping yarn-full of adventure and deceit-that brings to life the best-known public spat in all of paleontology: the bitter rivalry between Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh. This frenzy of discovery and one-upmanship-known today as the Bone Wars-was a gold rush–like scramble to find the most and "best" dinosaur fossils, thus bringing to glory to their respective home-base universities. Lively and witty rhymes plus wonderfully demented illustrations reveal how the paleontologists' infamous rivalry began, and how-despite making genuine and lasting contributions to the field-their mutual obsession with outdoing one another spun out of control.

Related Subjects

  • Prehistoric
  • History
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures
  • Animals

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Ted EnikAuthor
G. F. NewlandAuthor