The Care and Feeding of Dinosaurs

[Katieraptor]

Does anyone remember this book? It was written by a guy named Timothy Bradley. It had a lot of beautiful illustrations and was very fanciful. I'm thinking about picking it up again.

[HD-man]

Does anyone remember this book? It was written by a guy named Timothy Bradley. It had a lot of beautiful illustrations and was very fanciful. I'm thinking about picking it up again.

I have Bradley's Care & Feeding Of Dinosaurs ( http://www.amazon.com/Care-Feeding-Dinosaurs-Timothy-Bradley/dp/0761314792/ref=sr_1_14?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1397171373&sr=1-14 ) for fun/nostalgia. It's a very good, but outdated (E.g. Non-feathered coelurosaurs), kid's book. That's why I think Conway et al. should seriously consider doing an adult book version of "The Dinosaur Pet Guide" in the style of All Yesterdays.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Each species certainly requires it's own special care...for most  I would say it's not even feasible for an individual to care for, much less feed a dinosaur.

[Brontozaurus]

Each species certainly requires it's own special care...for most  I would say it's not even feasible for an individual to care for, much less feed a dinosaur.

The budgies I keep are inclined to disagree with you.

[E.D.G.E. (PainterRex)]

Is this book large? The illustrations look amazing!

[DinoLord]

It's not a particularly large book. It was a lot of fun reading through it as a kid.