Adventure · ages 4–7

Noah and the Dinosaur Valley

A spiral fossil in the garden opens a door to a prehistoric valley, where a little boy helps a baby triceratops.

Example book with fictional characters — not a customer order.

8 pages

This sample shows a scenario we don't offer in the creator yet.

Page 1
Noah was digging in the garden when his little shovel hit something hard. He brushed off the soil and held up a smooth stone with a spiral pattern. "A fossil!" he whispered.
Page 2
The stone began to glow warm and green. In the hedge, giant fern leaves curled apart like a curtain, and a round doorway appeared.
Page 3
Noah stepped through and gasped. A wide valley stretched before him: a gentle river, ferns as tall as houses, a far-off volcano puffing smoke, and long-necked dinosaurs grazing on the horizon.
Page 4
By the river someone was crying. A baby triceratops was stuck in the mud! Noah found a vine, tied it into a rope and pulled with all his might. "Come on, little one!"
Page 5
With a squelch, the baby was free. He nuzzled Noah with his three little horns. "I'm Tiko," he seemed to say, and offered his back for a ride across the stepping stones.
Page 6
At sunset they sat on a grassy hill and watched a herd of gentle giants munching leaves from the tallest trees. The sky turned orange, and Tiko leaned against Noah's side.
Page 7
Tiko led him to a nest of speckled eggs. One egg wobbled, cracked, and a tiny baby dinosaur peeked out. Noah held his breath. Nobody in his class would ever believe this.
Page 8
That night, back in his pyjamas, Noah read his dinosaur book in bed. On the shelf, between his toy dinosaurs, the spiral fossil glowed softly, as if waiting for the next adventure.