Dinosaurs with Frills and Horns

In this nonfiction guide, young readers meet nine dinosaurs distinguished by their frills and horns, from the well-known Triceratops to the lesser-known Archaeoceratops. Each profile shows how these structures were used for defense, intimidation, and attracting mates, accompanied by vivid illustrations. The author explains the challenges these prehistoric creatures faced in a hostile world and how their unique anatomy gave them an advantage. Designed for early elementary students, the book combines accessible facts with engaging pictures to bring dinosaur science to life.