Why people recommend it
The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs by Steve Brusatte is an engaging popular science book that chronicles the history of a lost world and the creatures that once inhabited it. On The Book Review podcast, host Pamela Paul discussed the book when introducing the author, a paleontologist, to talk about his newly published work. Later in the broadcast, Pamela Paul reminded listeners of the full title and subject matter during the closing moments of the interview segment. Throughout these mentions on The Book Review, the host underscored the accessible yet thoroughly researched nature of the volume, framing it as a definitive new history of prehistoric life. The discussions highlighted the author's expertise and his ability to translate complex paleontological findings into a compelling narrative for general readers. By featuring the book on The Book Review, the podcast brought wider attention to the fascinating details of dinosaur evolution, dominance, and eventual extinction as presented in the author's comprehensive and widely praised work.
Who recommended it
- Pamela Paul Recommended
Pamela Paul — 3 mentions
“paleontologist Steve brusati joins us to talk about his new book the rise and fall of the dinosaurs”
“paleontologist Steve brusati joins us to talk about his new book the rise and fall of the dinosaurs”
“uh the book again is the rise and fall of the dinosaurs a new history of a Lost World by Steve”
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Other mentions (7: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Steve brusati author of the rise and fall of the dinosaurs a new history of a lost world”
“and this is one of the things that I try to get across in the book”
“and this is one of the things that I try to get across in the book”
“but on the on the cover of my book we have a T-Rex and it has feathers on it”
“but on the on the cover of my book we have a T-Rex and it has feathers on it”
“in the book I tell the story of dinosaurs how they rose up from very humble beginnings”
“in the book I tell the story of dinosaurs how they rose up from very humble beginnings”