Big, bad and seriously dangerous
By John Townsend
How could a snake longer than a bus and prehistoric predators possibly have existed?
exciting · informative · dramatic · fascinating
Genres
What is Big, bad and seriously dangerous about?
Meet some of the biggest, fiercest and most dangerous animals ever to live. Discover a snake as long as a bus, a crocodile weighing ten tonnes and a shark with a two-metre-wide smile. You will also encounter enormous creatures from the past, including prehistoric predators that make today’s animals seem small. Packed with amazing facts and dramatic examples, this lively non-fiction book explores what makes these creatures so powerful, frightening and fascinating.
About the author
John Townsend is a popular author who loves writing exciting books for children. He has written many stories about animals, mysteries, and amazing facts, making reading fun for everyone. His books, like the 'Truly Foul & Cheesy Science' series, help children discover new things and enjoy learning in a playful way.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2019
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