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Random House Childrens Books (26 December 2006)
Elizabeth Cody Kimmel is the author of several novels and nonfiction books for early and middle grade readers, including Ice Story: Shackleton's Lost Expedition, As Far as the Eye Can Reach: Lewis and Clark's Westward Quest, and Balto and the Great Race (A Stepping Stone Book), which won the Kansas City Childrens Book Award for grades 1-3. And as something completely different, she recently wrote the fun middle-grade story, Lily B. on the Brink of Cool. The author lives in Cold Spring, NY.
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This is a book for young students and should not be mistaken for anything useful to an adult. It is a brief, good, summary of the Cope/Marsh story. Only 118 pages, in small format, with a lot of photos of the period. It does contain a Bibliography for further reading.
It is difficult for students who have grown up in the internet and computer age to understand the interplay of field work and turning it into the printed word. Add the fierce rivalry and competition between two brilliant men and you have a story that helps younger students see that scientists often act just like players in recess ball games.