Jurassic Brunch is a historically accurate illustrated narrative of the legendary dinosaur Benedict and his quest for the world's first bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. This fantastic piece of non-fiction will educate and entertain anyone who is a fan of brunch, or its Jurassic origin.

The whole world needs, "BALANCE," without it you have chaos. Going about our daily lives we rarely pay attention to the animals we share our world with. This was about to change. The world has become overcrowded with humans and their machines. To resolve this problem, living forces of nature have taken it upon themselves to save the planet from this threat. The fate of every human lies within a game warden of Kentucky, by the name of Mary. She forms a most unlikely alliance with a creature of legend, known as BIGFOOT. Together they race to save mankind from extinction. Unknown to them another evil saidstic creature of the forest seeks to prevent them from reaching the one who can stop the slaughter.

Something is wrong in England. In and around the London area, people are suddenly becoming bad-tempered, with a rapid increase in crime and murder, and a clear decline in self-respect. Linked to this strange behavior is an excavation site, now a mighty smoking crater emitting clouds of noxious gas that appear to be causing the sudden change in human behavior. And then, from within the vast fissure below the crater, there emerge the hideous survivals of a lost age of monster dinosaurs. It's up to Cliff Brooks, project engineer, to develop a mighty boring capsule capable of penetrating deep within the earth, where he hopes to close off the source of the gas. But when an accident disables his machine a thousand miles from any source of help, only Herbert the Dinosaur can save day A rollicking good SF adventure tale, the first in a two-book series.

In "My Beloved Brontosaurus," the dinosaur fanatic Brian Switek enriches the child-like sense of
wonder that dinosaurs, with their awe-inspiring size, terrifying claws and teeth, and otherworldly
abilities, instill in us. Investigating the latest discoveries in paleontology, he breathes new
life into old bones.

Switek visits desolate excavation sites and hallowed museum vaults, exploring everything from "T.
rex"'s feather-laden body and the sex life of "Apatosaurus" to just why dinosaurs vanished. He
celebrates the book's titular hero, ""Brontosaurus""--who suffered a second extinction when we
learned the titan never existed at all--as a symbol of scientific progress, and questions other
long-held truths about these amazing beasts. Weaving in memories from his own obsession with
dinosaurs, which started when he was just knee-high to a "Stegosaurus," Switek creates an
endearing and essential narrative about our own evolution and place on Earth. A book that dinosaur
fans will cherish for years to come, "My Beloved Brontosaurus" is a classic work of science
storytelling.

A Guidebook that provides expert information on North American dinosaurs from a biblical yet scientific perspective. In-depth facts and figures on over 100 genera of dinosaurs organized according to their likely created kinds. More than 300 artistic sketches and full-color photographs. Actual fossil evidences upon which secular and creationist dinosaur interpretations are based. informative essays on dinosaurs and the Bible, dinosaur footprints, dinosaur eggs, dinosaur museums, dinosaur hunting, dinosaur paleontologists and more. Answers to many of the mysteries surrounding dinosaurs that cannot be logically solved using secular presuppositions. Complete Bibliography, Glossary and Index.

Clifford Brooks and his wife Joan believe that 'Herbert, ' the frisky dinosaur who'd saved their lives in A THING OF THE PAST, has been lost forever in the Earth's underworld. But to their amazement, he returns to the surface of the Earth--and immediately raises once again all of the complicated problems attendant upon trying to house a fearsome, 80-ton prehistoric beast in the midst of modern society. He's eventually condemned to death as a menace to the community, but somehow he--or his owners--always managed to circumvent the final sentence. Which is just as well, since it appears that Herbert's appearance is almost providential. When aliens from another star arrive to Earth bent on denuding the planet of one of its natural resources, only Herbert can save the day Another delightful SF adventure from the pulp paperback era