My Dinosaur Adventure
This is an exciting Jurassic tale! A
perfect book for the young paleontologist. Your
child goes to the land of the dinosaurs and learns names and pronunciations of
six dinosaurs he/she reads about in this book.
The story is personalized with the child's details which you provide like
name,
age,
hometown,
names of friends,
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the person giving the book and the
date
you are giving it. This makes it a great keep sake.
We'll add a special message from you to the child like "Happy Birthday!" or similar, a no cost to you, if you request it on the order form.
A detailed story of
this book is given below. We guarantee satisfaction so
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Price $18.95 Book#502 Hard cover 6 3/4"
x 8 1/4" 36 pages Ages 4-9
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My Dinosaur Adventure - Detailed Story
As you read the story below
substitute the underlined information with yours. This is just a sample,
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- Page 1 - The book title and picture
illustration
- Page 2 - Picture illustrations
- Page 3 - "My Dinosaur Adventure"
was created especially for Jessica Ann Smith at the age of 6, with love
from Mommy and Daddy, May 25, 1999
- Page 4 - Jessica Smith of Atlanta
had a special dream. Her favorite books to read from the library were always those
about dinosaurs, but she wanted to learn a lot more about them. As she was thinking
about this, a beautiful white unicorn appeared at her bedroom window.
- Page 5 - Picture illustration
( 2 samples shown above
this page)
- Page 6 - Another picture illustration
- Page 7 - To her surprise, the unicorn spoke,
"Jessica, I want to take you to the Land of the Dinosaurs. Can you come
with me?" Jessica said, "Wow! I would love to go, but first I must
ask permission and leave a note for Amy, Cissy and Brian." Moments later, the
unicorn whisked her back in time to the Land of the Dinosaurs.
- Page - When Jessica and the unicorn
arrived at the shore of the beautiful lake, an apatosaurus (uh-pat-o-SORE-us) greeted
them. He was longer than a big school bus. "What is your name?"
asked Jessica. "I don't have one," answered the plant-eating
dinosaur sadly. "No one has ever named any of us." Jessica
thought for a while and then said, "I will call you Stretch."
- Page 9 - Picture illustration
- Page 10 - Another picture illustration
- Page 11 - "Look at that mountain
over there!" shouted Jessica, pointing off into the distance.
"Is it on fire?" she asked. "Oh no, that's just a volcano, "
replied the unicorn. "Look all around you. The Land of the Dinosaurs is
filled with many, many volcanoes, swamps and fern jungles." Jessica
added, "It's also very hot!"
- Page 12 - While exploring, they met a
stegosaurus (steg-uh-SORE-us). "He sure does have a lot of sharp points on his
back," whispered Jessica. "Those are called plates," said the
unicorn. "A stegosaurus uses them for protection. They also trap heat
from the sun to help keep them warm." Jessica told the stegosaurus,
"A great name for you would be spike."
- Page 13 - Picture illustration
- Page 14 - Another picture illustration
- Page 15 - Next, Jessica and the
unicorn entered a dense, humid forest where they found giant ferns and many reptiles of
all sizes and shapes. While there, they heard a strange, snapping sound in the
distance and cautiously crept closer to investigate. After all, Jessica had
wanted to come here to learn as much as she could about dinosaurs!
- Page 16 - Not far away, they met an
allosaurus (al-us-SORE-us). She had large teeth and stood on powerful, hind legs.
A huge tail helped her to stand up. "So you are the one who is making
all that noise," said Jessica. "I shall name you Alli."
Alli said, "Thank you," as she handed Jessica a branch of flowers.
- Page 17 - Picture illustration
- Page 18 - Another picture illustration
- Page 19 - Jessica was having so much fun in
the Land of the Dinosaurs that she had not noticed that her friend unicorn was crying.
"Why are you crying?" asked Jessica. "You have given names to
everyone today except me," sighed the unicorn. "Oh, I'm sorry. Ariel
would be the perfect name for you," said Jessica. "I love it!" smiled
the wide-eyed unicorn with a big grin. "Thank you!"
- Page 20 - As they were talking, a tiny
compsognathus (komp-sog-NAY-thus), about the size of a cat, raced past them and said,
"You must follow me. There is something you will want to see," Jessica
and Ariel chased after him. "Wow! He is as fast as lightning. That's a
great name for him," shouted Jessica as she ran.
- Page 21 - Picture illustration
- Page 22 - Another picture illustration
- Page 23 - They ran and ran until they came to
some rugged, rocky cliffs. Lightning showed Jessica a nest along the top of
one of the cliffs and directed her to get a close look. The nest contained three
baby pterodactyls (ter-uh-DAK-tuls). "Who is supposed to be taking care of
these babies?" asked Jessica.
- Page 24 - "I am!" echoed a voice,
circling above them. Just then a large pterodactyl glided past them. Jessica
found it hard to believe that a lizard could fly. Its wing span was about as long as
her arm. Jessica decided that Dack would be a fine name for a flying lizard.
The father pterodactyl glided down to the nest. Ariel was quietly talking to Dack,
but Jessica could not hear what they were saying.
- Page 25 - Picture illustration
- Page 26 - Another picture illustration
- Page 27 - Jessica, Ariel and the
pterodactyl flew back across the Land of the Dinosaurs until they once more reached the
beautiful lake. This time Jessica saw a lot of activity at the water's edge.
Dinosaurs were decorating the beach with streamers and balloons. Jessica
wanted to help decorate and wondered if she could go to the party.
- Page 28 - As they landed, a pentaceratops
(pen-tuh-SARE-uh-tops) rushed to greet them. Jessica quickly counted the five horns
on his head and decided to call him Penti. Then she asked if she could help them
decorate. "I want you to come with me, but for a different reason,"
replied Penti. "We have a surprise for you!"
- Page 29 - Picture illustration
- Page 30 - Another picture illustration
- Page 31 - The dinosaurs were gathered around
a large two-tiered cake. "What a beautiful cake!" exclaimed Jessica.
"It's for you!" shouted her new friends. Now Jessica knew
what Ariel had whispered to Dack. The dinosaurs realized that Jessica had to
return soon and had wanted to help her remember her first visit to the Land of the
Dinosaurs.
- page 32 - After the party, Alli, the
allosaurus, told Jessica that it was time to leave for Atlanta. Jessica
was a bit sad, but could hardly wait to tell Amy, Cissy and Brian about her
exciting adventures. Before she left, they all thanked Jessica for the nice
names she had given them.
- Page 33 - Picture illustration
- Page 34 - Another picture illustration
- Page 35 - Ariel flew Jessica home and
said "I also have a surprise for you, Jessica." In her room, she
found a dinosaur cake with a personalized card signed by all the dinosaurs. Jessica
hugged Ariel for making her secret dream come true and told her how much she had enjoyed
her trip to the land of the Dinosaurs. "I will never forget what you have done
for me! Thank you for my fabulous dinosaur adventure."
- Page 36 - This page has the child's name,
Pronunciations for the dinosaurs found in the book and the child is asked to name the
other dinosaurs he/she knows.
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