Book description
Looking for a fun and engaging STEM children's book that will inspire STEM in your child? Your child will love Emma Ren Junior Paleontologist!
Emma thinks dinosaurs are scary, so when her class goes on a trip to the Natural History Museum to study dinosaurs and fossils, she isn’t at…
Why read it?
1 author picked Emma Ren Junior Paleontologist as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Jenny Lu writes wonderful STEM children’s books.
In this story, Emma the main character, is learning about dinosaurs and fossils in school, so her class goes on a field trip to the Natural History Museum. When she learns she will be digging in the dirt to uncover fossils, she isn’t too happy, but she later discovers it can be fun.
A great educational book with facts about dinosaurs and fossils.
From Kim's list on The best picture books for dinosaur fans.
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