Dinosaurs Stories Novels & Stories

While I bathed him, Noah started telling me about his dream from last night, something about racing with dinosaurs which made me hold back laughter because of how serious his expression was. I gently rubbed his back, letting the water flow softly. “So, what color were the dinosaurs?” I asked, pretending to be serious, even though the corners of my lips were already twitching. “Green,” Noah answered firmly. “But one was blue. The blue one was naughty, Mommy. He cut in front.” “Oh? How did that happen?” I picked up the liquid soap, poured it onto a small sponge, and began washing his arm with gentle motions. “Because he had long legs,” Noah spread his arms wide, almost hitting my face. “Like t

"We have books about bears who are families, and mice families, and even dinosaur families, which is cool because dinosaur kids probably had very different problems than regular kids." "Like what kind of problems?" Madison asked, and I was relieved to hear genuine curiosity in her voice. "Well," Alexander said, settling cross-legged on his mattress and warming to his subject, "dinosaur kids probably had to worry about volcanos and giant meteors and whether their parents would get eaten by bigger dinosaurs. So their bedtime fears were probably way more interesting than ours." "What are your bedtime fears?" Madison asked. "Sometimes I worry that Mom will be sad and won't tell us," Ethan said q

he greeted them with a smile. Amy nodded, and the children greeted him sweetly too. “Mr. Lewis, Mommy said you’d play with us. Where shall we go next?” “Wherever you kids want to go, we’ll go there,” Aiden said dotingly. Amy laughed and said, “Before you got here, they wanted to see the dinosaurs that have been brought to life in the AI exhibit.” “They say there’s going to be a Tyrannosaurus rex. It’s supposed to be really big and tall, Mr. Lewis. We want to see it,” Night said expectantly.

“Sounds… complicated. But fun. Okay, I’m in.” Danny wiggled his fingers again dramatically. “Perfect. I’ll start. One eagle soared above the lake…” “Two tigers crawled through the jungle,” Jaiyana said, slipping a sly smile into the story, keeping Kaplan alive in her mind. Danny grinned. “Good. Three bears climbed a tree…”

“A LOT. I like the, the, the long neck one!” Reid raised a brow. “The Brachiosaurus?” Ethan’s eyes widened. “ Woahh!! How do you know his name? You’re so smart, uncle!” Reid chuckled. “Of course I know. When I was your age, I liked dinosaurs too.” Ethan nodded excitedly, shoving his tiny hand in the air. “I like the one that goes RAAAAWR too but mommy says I cannot scream like that because it scares people! But I do it anyway when mommy is not looking.”

which was a fancy way of saying that Rhysand had enthusiastically covered every inch of paper with paint and called it finished. She listened to his story about dinosaurs who were actually dragons in disguise, who went to regular dinosaur school and tried very hard to not breathe fire during math lessons because that would reveal their secret identities. The parallels to Rhysand's own life—being someone who had to hide important parts of himself to stay safe—weren't lost on Ravyn, though she was careful not to make the connection explicit. They made pancakes together in Dante's tiny kitchen, Rhysand standing on a step stool to help pour batter into the pan while Dante supervised and Ravyn ha

Quinn murmured. Cade’s tummy growled and Quinn chuckled. “I think I need to feed the hungry dragon.” “Dinosaur, Daddy. It’s a dinosaur, not a dragon. Dragons are for big people.” He waited for Quinn to contradict him, but Quinn just nodded. “Of course it’s a dinosaur.” Quinn picked up one of the sandwich pieces.

Victoria was the one who answered him. "It was because," she said with all seriousness. "Kai, some dinosaurs can fly. But they are heavy, so they got tired of their enormous bodies and decided to shrink. That's why they are small now." Both fly, so they are in the same bloodlines. With that, Kai was easily fooled and was looking at her with sparkling eyes as he tried to dig for more information about the flying dinosaurs. Victoria gladly gave him both lies and truths. Tyler tried to be an invisible man, silently eating his food while sitting next to his mother. He felt so reluctant to admit that she was.

Tourists taking photos of everything. Normal people living normal lives. Luca was in heaven. Dragging us from exhibit to exhibit. Explaining dinosaur facts he'd memorized. Comparing fossil sizes to his own height. "Mama, look! The Brachiosaurus was forty feet tall! That's like...like seven of you stacked on top of each other!" "Very tall," I agreed. Smiling despite myself. Dante walked beside me. Close enough that our hands kept brushing. Not quite holding hands but almost.

Someone pressed two fingers against the side of my neck and said she's still alive, I dunno what came over me, but I opened my eyes and said, "Dying wasn't part of my plan daddy, "Alexis slapped her palm on her fore head. "I knew I should've been the one pretending to faint, "she said as Cole stared creepily at me then went back to watching cartoons. "Plan? "Daddy asked looking between Alexis and I like we both turned into dinosaurs. Dinosaurs were my bestest animals in the world and one day when I'm grown up, I'm going to give birth to a cute dinosaur who could breathe out fire. Daddy always said its not possible, but I don't agree, speaking of daddy...