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Reviewed by Anne Boiling for Readers' Favorite
Nate, Emily and Jack were on a class trip to the museum. Professor Reginald Barrister was a world famous paleontologist. He showed the children claws, fangs, and feathers. He explained that dinosaurs could have any or all of the three. Emily and Nate want to be paleontologists. They have read many books about dinosaurs. They sneaked off from their class so they could meet the Professor. The Professor allowed them to enter his lab if they promised not to touch anything. Jack came in unnoticed. Of course he began touching things and was quickly transported back in time to the Cretaceous Era. The Professor, Emily and Nate follow to rescue him. They encounter dinosaurs and answer some of the questions that had eluded the Professor.
The Case of the Truncated Troodon is sure to catch the interest of children. The illustrations are well done. The plot has just enough mystery and adventure to hold the reader’s attention. Not only will the reader be entertained but will also acquire knowledge. This is part of the Professor Barristers Dinosaur Mysteries series.
