Professor Barrister's Dinosaur Mysteries Books
Third graders Nate and Emily meet Professor Reginald Barrister and travel into the Cretaceous, where they encounter the terrifying raptors known as Troodon. Full color interior with thirteen illustrations.
In this second installment of the series, world-famous paleontologist Professor Reginald Barrister and third-grade dinosaur experts Nate and Emily travel back to dinosaur times to investigate a mysterious Allosaurus fossil. The fossil shows the dominant predator of Jurassic North America with large armor plates across its back, but Allosaurus didn't have armor--or did it? Professor Barrister, Nate and Emily will have to brave gigantic sauropods, spike wielding herbivores, and of course the monstrous Allosaurus to solve the mystery! Stephen Penner is a children's book author and illustrator who lives near Seattle with his wife, young son and even younger daughter. He got the idea for "Professor Barrister's Dinosaur Mysteries" from a game he made up with his dinosaur-loving son. When not writing and drawing, he enjoys painting, reading and traveling.
Professor Barrister thinks he's discovered a new dinosaur species, but third grade dino-experts Nate and Emily aren't so sure. They think his new fossil just looks like an enormous Eoraptor, one of the first dinosaurs ever. To learn who's right they travel back to the Triassic period where they will need to be on the look out for not just dinosaurs, but also the other monstrous predators that lived back at the Dawn of the Dinosaurs! Third in the popular series, with eighteen color and B&W drawings.
A dinosaur from the Triassic Period accidentally transports itself to Cretaceous China, a world filled with colorfully feathered dinosaurs. Will Prof. Barrister's crazy feather-fossil-color theory be enough to save the time-trapped dino?
Time-travelling paleontologist Professor Barrister and third-grade dinosaur experts Nate and Emily swim the Jurassic seas to solve the mystery of the professor's unexpectedly crested Cryptoclidus skull fossil.