By: Jaenet Guggenheim and Dr. SPencer G. Lucas

This book is unique among books on paleontology and geology. It is the first book ever written about building a museum exhibit from the ground up. The book shows how the museum team - from curators to electricians - used their skills to change an empty room into a new hall. Photographs follow them as the weld, build, cast, paint, and assemble the fossils needed to tell the story of the Triassic in New Mexico.

Awards

1st Place Winner
2012 Benjamin Franklin Award
Teen: Nonfiction (13-18 years old)

ForeWord Review
Finalist Book of the Year Award

NMBA Southwest Book Design and Production Award
Finalist Children and Young Adults