Staff Report / Uticalocal.org

A new book titled "Dinosaurs at the Dinner Party" has been released. The book explores how a unique group of Victorians discovered prehistoric creatures and unintentionally changed the world's understanding of these animals. It is available at the Mid York Library System, specifically through the Utica Public Library in Utica, New York. The library encourages readers to fall in love with new titles this fall season. The book is currently displayed on a window ledge at the library, accompanied by a library card.

Source: Utica Public Library | Utica NY

Source Type: Library

Source Location: Utica

Utica, NY

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