Reviews

• “Stålenhag has a way of drawing […] that goes right to my little-boy heart. As it does with my three-year-old, which isn’t the easiest feat. /…/ The images of this new book are more than enough to stir the imagination, but the difference is that [this time] it isn’t Stålenhag’s fantasy, but paleontology and evolutionary research that forms the basis of the work. It’s crazy how the pictures trigger your imagination in the same way, but instead of enjoying fantasies, I’m enjoying something which actually existed on Earth. The mind boggles! /…/ Anna Davour’s texts work well as spice and context provider for the pictures. /…/ I hope that this book will be widely ordered by school libraries all over the world […] since is helps us understand that that the earth is worth preserving.”

• “The illustrations are crazy beautiful. They look so real, almost like photographs, and give [the book] the feeling of being a living story. The factual texts by Anna Davour […] are short and easy to take in. It never gets too complex or difficult. Which makes me certain that this book would suit both adults and children who have an interest. Or who simply wish to have some magical pictures to look at! Honestly, I’d love to have some of the book’s images as art on my walls.”