Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs: The Sauropods Hardcover – Illustrated, 17 Sept. 2020

I also have their encylopedia of Theropods, both absolutely gorgeous books, big heavy and the art work is just stunning.A fantastic gift for any dinosaur lover or just buy it for yourself as I did.One of my favourite Amazon purchases this year.Worth every penny.

I bought the previous volume in this series/by this author, covering the theropod dinosaurs, a couple of years ago and found it excellent. I was pleased to see the recent release of a second volume on the sauropod dinosaurs, bought it and wasn't disappointed as it is every bit as good as the impressive previous volume on the theropods. Like the previous volume, it is a comprehensive non-academic view but representing up to date paleontological thinking. The artwork is striking but plausible adding to the appeal of the book. I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone wanting an up to date, popular view of scientific thinking on the sauropods dinosaurs. On the basis of the two volumes published so far, I presume a further volume (or volumes) covering the ornischian dinosaurs will be forthcoming and look forward to it.

Excellent companion book to the one on Theropods. Wholly based on research evidence.

Bought for my son as requested as a Christmas present. It is new to his collection of dinosaur books. Extremely thrilled to receive it.

I loved dinosaurs as a small boy & never lost my fascination in them - this book made me even more fascinated

An amazing product. Beautiful artwork to go with being well written.

The best book about Sauropods what I ever seen!

The sauropod enthusiast will be very disappointed in this 'encyclopedia'. It lists numerous sauropod finds, bur almost all seem to be based on a single bone, or even part of a single bone, and perhaps, in at least one case, a fossilised tree trunk!The illustrations are equally speculative - head shapes shown when no skulls have been fund, colours and markings when nothing is known of these. It seems to have been produced to fill a perceived market of young museum goers.Not recommended.