Jurassic Park Dinosaurs Novels & Stories

Fliss darted forward, I could see her small hand reaching up as if she could touch the ancient bones. “Whoa, look at the size of its teeth!” she shouted, half-turning to see if I was watching. I forced a smile. “Huge, right? Go ahead and explore, but stay where I can see you. No wandering off.” She nodded and dashed off toward a smaller display of fossilized eggs. I watched her for a moment longer, making sure she stayed within my line of sight. I walked toward the giant Sauropod skeleton, its neck arching high into the rafters. The creature was massive, it was easily the largest thing in the room, dwarfing even the T. rex.

Then she laughed so hard she nearly dropped her cone. He watched her, and for once, his smile wasn’t small. It was real. Quick, but real. Then he looked down again. Detached. Composed. His face blank, as if it never happened. — They visited the dinosaur park last. Large animatronic models towered over the walking paths. Other children ran around screaming in excitement. Jaxon stayed beside her. “That’s a velociraptor,” he said, pointing lightly. “They were smaller than portrayed in films.”

"You and Marcello are coming." "No," I said automatically, not even looking up from the vegetables I was chopping for dinner. "It's the Louvre, Anya," César continued, his voice still casual, still easy. "They have an incredible natural history section. Dinosaur exhibits. Leo would love it." Marcello's head snapped up so fast I was surprised he didn't hurt his neck, his ice-blue eyes going wide with excitement. "Dinosaurs? Real dinosaurs?" "Fossils," César corrected gently. "But yes, real dinosaur bones. Huge ones. Bigger than this entire apartment."

“I’m your princess, not Mama.” Nora answered before Bernard could. “Are you jealous of your mother now?” Lena nodded seriously. “Yes.” Nora laughed then. Her head tipped back the way it used to when we were younger and something caught her off guard before she remembered herself. I had not heard that sound in years. Theo stopped beside Bernard next. “The dinosaur exhibit has moving skeletons now,” he announced while holding up the toy in his hand. “But the T-Rex jaw is wrong.” Bernard looked down at him immediately.

Colt sat beside her, occasionally interjecting with additional details about the dinosaurs. "And then we went to the fossil room," Emory said, gesturing dramatically. "It's a whole room just for fossils. My daddy has a real dinosaur bone. A real one. Millions of years old." "Millions!" someone gasped. "Billions!" another child shouted. "Not billions," Colt corrected. "Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago. Billions would be before there was life on Earth." Everyone stared at Colt. He shrugged. "It's science."

Sounds like a date, babe. I typed a reply when Max and Pascha's voices came from behind me. They were still busy with their new dinosaur, arguing about the species, whether it was a Tyrannosaurus Rex or an Allosaurus. “Daddy, I have a book about dinosaurs! Let me show you something!” Max jumped up from the floor and ran into his toy room, leaving Pascha chuckling and shaking his head. I put the phone on my chest, exhaling. I let Pascha be silent. I lay on my side, still chatting with Aurora and Kyara.

Gage holds her tightly and I can't help but take a quick picture of the two of them. "Look at this toy I got for Lily," Jenna says as she pulls out a huge dinosaur from the large bag. It looks like it's mouth moves and it makes noise. It's like two feet tall. "Mom said she likes dinosaurs so I wanted to get her a gift." "That's huge," I say with a chuckle. "Where did you even find it?" "Some toy store, I forgot the name," Jenna shrugs. "I was there to get some things for the baby when I saw it, and I couldn't pass it up."

My Cheating Mate Connor pov I was sitting with Nate in the pack house living room, trying to distract him from the aftermath of the assault. He'd been processing—a twelve-year-old who'd just experienced his first real violence, who'd hidden in a basement while his father fought extremists trying to kidnap his sister. "So the dinosaurs would have definitely had better parliamentary procedures than horses," Nate was explaining with complete seriousness. "Because they had bigger brains relative to body size in some species, and also T-Rex would have made an excellent Speaker of the House because no one would argue with those teeth."

Author's Pov. The next morning. "Mom, where are we going?" Ethan asked as he put on his slightly worn sneakers. "To the museum. There are dinosaurs." "Really? T-rex?" "Really. T-rex, brontosaurus, triceratops, all of them." Ethan jumped with excitement. "Yay! I want to see the T-rex!" Ana smiled. A smile that had rarely appeared lately. "Come on, let's take a taxi."