Middle Grade Fiction
Royal Dragonfly
2022 Honorable Mention
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Paperback Colorable Edition
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ISBN 978-1-954896-00-0
122 Pages, Retail $16.99
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ISBN 978-1-954896-01-7
112 Pages, Retail $20.99
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Arctic Dinosaurs of Alaska
by Bonnye Matthews
Pachyrhinosaurs and other dinosaurs lived on the North Slope of Alaska seventy million years ago. They lived near each other and migrated together in a loose-knit community. The story follows Pakky as she experiences her first winter and learns about snow and ice. She meets other species of dinosaurs and is injured by ravenous Dromaeosaurs. In the spring, she migrates with her mother, Matriarch, back to their summer feeding ground.
In her first year, she learns about a life cycle. She discovers that the green which makes her food so good during the time of constant light, hides in the lights in the sky during the time of constant dark, while the dinosaurs starve. She learns that the green and the good food returns during the time of light-moving-to-constant light. A reason for hope when starving.
"In Arctic Dinosaurs of Alaska, we get to enter into the minds of Arctic dinosaurs. True, we don't really know what went on in their relatively small brains, but the very fact they lived there for millions of years suggests they knew what they were doing, and they had the skills necessary to survive many challenges they faced. In the process of imagining their lives, we open a window into a world unlike anything on Earth today…" Patrick S. Druckenmiller, Ph.D. University of Alaska Museum of the North Department of Geosciences, University of Alaska Fairbanks
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The National Digest's recent article "Alaskan Author of Multiple Genres Firmly Believes Superiority is an Undesirable, Unattainable..." by Andrew Rhoades describes Bonnye's background and beliefs and details her experiences growing up and becomeing a writer.
Book Reviews
This will be a joy for children and adults alike. Educator 1003450 on NetGalley
It is definitely an interesting story with some really neat information- Angie k, Educator on NetGalley
It's a different twist on dinosaur stories. theresa h, Reviewer on NetGalley
If you're a teacher or simply interested in dinosaurs or, for that matter, Alaska's history, this book should be a must. June P, Reviewer on NetGalley
. . . extremely good for home educators, with children interested in the dinosaur subject Malissa C, Reviewer on NetGalley
This works great for a children's book and isn't dumb down for older generations. Kathryn M, Reviewer on NetGalley
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