Books related to pterosaurs are reviewed
online, including Amazon.com reviews
The new nonfiction book "Live Pterosaurs in America" breaks new ground, but it is not the first cryptozoology book about extant pterosaur. Its author, Jonathan Whitcomb, also wrote "Searching for Ropens" (Second edition in 2007). Also, "Big Bird" was written by Ken Gerhard.
The first review Whitcomb received for "Live Pterosaurs in America" was from Susan Wooten of South Carolina:
"Your new book arrived today! THANK YOU!!! and I must say you really did a wonderful job!!! You not only gave everyone more sightings than they can dispute (21 states!!!), but you also wove a descriptive and engaging ongoing investigation . . . "
Book review and comments for the book Searching for Ropens (by Whitcomb), from readers of the first edition of the book (seven readers
of the cryptozoology book) This is the official SFR site.
Although the web site
Pterosaurs Still Living does not have any book review on the main page, this is one of the best online sites
on living pterosaurs (including the ropen and indava).
Of course not all books about pterosaurs are about living pterosaurs. But an increasing number of books are, including "Live Pterosaurs in America."
Book Reviews: dinosaurs and pterosaurs (two books): "Dinosaurs — Dead or Alive?" and "Searching for Ropens, Living Pterosaurs in Papua
New Guinea" (second edition)
Another book review of Searching for Ropens (reviewed on a Creation web site: Creationwiki.) Jonathan Whitcomb
also wrote the scientific
paper "An Evolutionary Boundary" (not published in book form but available online).
Read part of the introduction of
the United States (publ. July, 2009)