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Books with title Dinosaur Dreaming

  • Dinosaur Dream

    Dennis Nolan

    Paperback (Aladdin, Sept. 1, 1994)
    Late one night, Wilbur hears a tapping at his window. There, standing in the yard outside his window, is a baby apatosaur. Knowing that the dinosaur can't stay, Wilbur begins the long journey back through time to take him home. Bravely facing a fierce saber-toothed cat and narrowly escaping a monstrous Tyrannosaurus rex, the two new friends trudge through the Ice Age and past the Cretaceous period, finally arriving at the Jurassic period. Once his long-necked friend is safely home, Wilbur makes the journey forward to his own time atop the largest, most spectacular dinosaur he's ever seen.
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  • Dinosaur Dream

    Dennis Nolan

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, Oct. 31, 1990)
    A little boy falls asleep after reading a book about dinosaurs, and dreams that a baby apatosaurus is outside his window, and travels backward in time to help his new friend return home
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  • Dinosaur Dreams

    E. Jeanne Dinkel, Susan Walters

    Paperback (Independently published, April 9, 2019)
    A dinosaur adventure book for ages K-Grade 3. Two brothers take a ride on the back of a magic pterodactyl from Oregon to Arizona, with a surprise stop to visit Grandma.
  • Dinosaur Dreams

    Laraine Hutcherson, Sandra Hoover

    Hardcover (Laraine Hutcherson, May 31, 2014)
    A little boy goes to bed with his dinosaur friend, and as sleep pulls them under, he is taken on extraordinary adventures through his dinosaur's dreams. From flying a rocket ship to hunting for treasure to swinging on a trapeze, Danny the Dinosaur believes he can be what he dreams-and so much more. Enter this magical adventure and prepare to be inspired to experience something new. By chasing his dreams, Danny shows his readers they can accomplish anything they aspire to achieve. Fabulous illustrations by Sandra Hoover bring this wonderful adventure to life.
  • The Dinosaur Dream

    Peter Rask III

    language (, April 11, 2015)
    A young boy travels through time with a dinosaur because of his dreams.
  • Dinosaur Dreams

    Laraine Hutcherson, Sandra Hoover

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, May 19, 2014)
    A little boy goes to bed with his dinosaur friend, and as sleep pulls them under, he is taken on extraordinary adventures through his dinosaur's dreams. From flying a rocket ship to hunting for treasure to swinging on a trapeze, Danny the Dinosaur believes he can be what he dreams—and so much more. Enter this magical adventure and prepare to be inspired to experience something new. By chasing his dreams, Danny shows his readers they can accomplish anything they aspire to achieve. Fabulous illustrations by Sandra Hoover bring this wonderful adventure to life.
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  • David Dreaming of Dinosaurs

    Keith Faulkner, Jonathon Lambert

    Hardcover (W J Fantasy, Sept. 1, 1992)
    David loves to go to the museum so he can enjoy the dinosaur displays and dream about these prehistoric creatures
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  • Dinosaur Dreams

    Kerry Westell, Scot Ritchie

    Paperback (Annikins, March 1, 1989)
    About the Annikin Series: Annikins are mini books made especially for children -- small enough to fit into tiny hands and pockets. Each book measures 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" and contains full color pages. Individual titles available in quantities of 20s only.
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  • Dinosaur Dreams

    Allan Ahlberg, Andre Amstutz

    Library Binding (Greenwillow, May 1, 1991)
    Three skeletons enter each other's dreams about dinosaurs
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  • Dinosaur Dreamtime

    Tracie Via

    Paperback (Independently published, Jan. 17, 2019)
    Alex is afraid of the dark, but his friend Brody makes night time not so scary. Come along on this fun dinosaur adventure as the two meet some friendly and not-so-friendly dinosaurs on their quest to find the Great Dinosaur Wall. The book provides an introduction to the most common dinosaurs and a few fun facts about each one. It is told in rhyme and has a fun tempo that engages young readers. It is a good picture book for the 2-5-year age range and a good early reader for the 5-7-year age range. For other fun, fact-filled, rhyming picture books visit www.tracievia.com
  • Dinosaur Dreams

    Kerry Westell, Scot Ritchie

    Library Binding (Annick Press, March 1, 1997)
    What do dinosaurs dream of? Well, it turns out that their dreams are not as strange as we might think. They dream about finger-painting and sun-showers, rubber boots and kicking the same stone all the way home, bouncing on beds and looking at the moon. Each colorful illustration shows a loveable dinosaur indulging in a favorite activity, swinging in hammocks, making popcorn and taking bubble baths.
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  • Dinosaur Dream

    Dennis Nolan

    Paperback (Aladdin, Sept. 1, 1994)
    Late one night, Wilbur hears a tapping at his window. There, standing in the yard outside his window, is a baby apatosaur. Knowing that the dinosaur can't stay, Wilbur begins the long journey back through time to take him home. Bravely facing a fierce saber-toothed cat and narrowly escaping a monstrous Tyrannosaurus rex, the two new friends trudge through the Ice Age and past the Cretaceous period, finally arriving at the Jurassic period. Once his long-necked friend is safely home, Wilbur makes the journey forward to his own time atop the largest, most spectacular dinosaur he's ever seen.
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