FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The newest title in the Welcome to the Museum series

focuses its attention on the impressive beasts that once ruled
the world: dinosaurs.

Dinosaurium
C U R AT E D B Y C H R I S WO R M E L L AND L I LY M U R R AY

With artwork from Chris Wormell, this stunningly curated guide to

dinosaurs gives readers the experience of a fascinating exhibition
from the pages of a beautiful book. Featuring a wonderful range of
dinosaurs, from the much-loved Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus rex
to lesser-known species such as Coelophysis bauri and Tsintaosaurus
spinorhinus, Dinosaurium is a fascinating display of the impressive
beasts that once ruled the world.

Lily Murray is a writer who lives in a cottage in some beautiful

woods. She has worked as an editor and writer for more than fifteen
years. She enjoys walking, bird-watching, trips to the natural history
museum (with or without her children), and reading about new
dinosaur discoveries. She is also a (very amateur) fossil hunter.

Chris Wormell is a self-taught artist who specializes in wood

engraving and linocut. He also writes and illustrates his own childrens
books. Working for a diverse collection of clients worldwide, he has
lent his unmistakable style to some fantastic campaigns that have
been highly commended throughout the industry.

On sale April 10, 2018

HC: 978-0-7636-9900-0
$35.00 ($47.00 CAN)
Ages 812 112 pages

Illustrations 2018 by Chris Wormell

 Welcome to the Museum
Welcome to the Museum is a series of books set on the walls of the printed page, showcasing the
worlds finest collections of objectsfrom natural history to art. Open 365 days a year and free
of the constraints of physical space, each title in this series is organized into galleries that display
full-color images accompanied by lively, informative text.

Its easy to imagine these exquisite images hanging in the gilded hallways of a museum, but unlike a
museum, readers can take this experience along with them. Publishers Weekly (starred review)

This impressive survey will surprise and please its visitors. Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Readers (children and adults alike) will savor and investigate this visual catalog over and over
again. Shelf Awareness (starred review)

An ideal portable museum for young naturalists

and for the aesthetically demanding grown-ups in
their lives. The Wall Street Journal

Its a museum masquerading as a book. Truly

Animalium
HC: 978-0-7636-7508-0 original. Jeff Kinney, creator of the Wimpy
Kid series

Animalium Activity Book Animalium Poster Book

PB: 978-0-7636-8919-3 PB: 978-0-7636-9318-3

This work is the closest readers will come to attending a museum without leaving home.
School Library Journal (starred review)

An effective way to pique the interest of history-loving kids. Booklist

From Stone Age tools to Egyptian canopic jars and an 11th-century Iranian bowl featuring an
early calligraphic form of Arabic, Wilkinsons striking replications and Nelsons informative
descriptions offer insight into objects both sacred and mundane. Publishers Weekly

Historium
HC: 978-0-7636-7984-2

Visually stunning, its an engrossing overview of Earths remarkable and diverse plant life that
provides opportunities for ongoing discovery on every page. Publishers Weekly
(starred review)

Elegantly encapsulating these dizzyingly diverse and ubiquitous wonders, Scotts

photographic illustrations, too, offer astronomical appeal. Complete with an index and
sources for suggested reading, this dazzling display is ideal for classroom and coffee-table
collections, budding botanists and curious kids, and everywhereand everyonein
between. Booklist (starred review)

A beautifully constructed compendium of plant life from around the world that offers up a
Botanicum visual and informational treat for future botanists and casual browsers alike. . . . A must-
HC: 978-0-7636-8923-0 have for any library that can house it. School Library Journal