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48 pp.
| Carolrhoda |
August, 2000 |
LibraryISBN 1-57505-425-6$$19.93
(4)
K-3Carolrhoda On My Own Books series.
Illustrated by
Phyllis V. Saroff.
Mary Anning collected and sold fossils for a living in the early nineteenth century. A self-taught paleontologist, she earned a small amount of scholarly respect for her finds (e.g., the first pterosaur found in England), though her work was generally undervalued. Short sentences create a rather wooden narrative around this well-researched information, and the illustrations are accurate but static. Bib.