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Hayden's Dinosaur Sleepover
Hayden helps a restless dinosaur friend settle down during a cozy sleepover.
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- 10 illustrated pages
- Language
- English
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Page 1

It was time for a sleepover! Hayden's best friends were here. Roar! Stomp! His dinosaur friends were ready for bed.
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Page 2

Everyone brushed their teeth. Swish, swish, spit! They wiggled into their cozy sleeping bags. Zip, zip, ziiiip!
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Page 3

Hayden turned off the big light. A little moon-shaped nightlight glowed softly. "Goodnight, dinos!" whispered Hayden.
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Page 4

Triceratops started to snore. Rrrrumble. Stegosaurus was dreaming. Zzzz. T-Rex was fast asleep. But someone was still awake.
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Page 5

Wiggle, wiggle, toss, turn. It was Ricky the little Raptor! He just couldn't get sleepy.
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Page 6

Hayden sat up. "What's wrong, Ricky?" he whispered. Ricky sniffled. "It's too quiet, Hayden."
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Page 7

Hayden had an idea. He started to hum a soft, sleepy song. "Hmm, hmmm, hmm-hmm-hmm."
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Page 8

Soon, the big T-Rex joined in with a low, rumbly hum. Then Triceratops added a deep, sleepy hum of his own.
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Page 9

The room was filled with gentle dinosaur sounds. It wasn't too quiet anymore. Ricky the Raptor's eyes started to droop.
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Page 10

Soon, Ricky was fast asleep, dreaming sweet dino dreams. Hayden smiled, snuggled into his own bed, and closed his eyes. Goodnight, everyone.
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Hayden is having a sleepover with a bunch of dinosaur friends but one dinosaur is having trouble getting to sleep!
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