Jurassic Friendship: The Triceratops Troop Short Summary -" Jurassic Friendship: The Triceratops Troop."
Horn Hollow is a big, green valley with streams that smooth out rocks, plants that talk to each other like friends, and pterosaurs that float through the air. The Old Circle is a ring of boulders that were carved a long time ago. It is where elders get together to teach songs and make vows that are more important than pride. A small group of young triceratops choose to be different from the others. They are Tavi, who is brave, Serra, who thinks things through, Bramble, who is strong, Lark, who is quick on its feet, and Nilo, who is quiet and smart. Their horns are still smooth, and their frills aren't very tall yet, but they are full of curiosity.
The world outside the plants keeps them awake. Thunder far away hints at hunts. When it rains, mountain rivers get bigger and flow past their banks. When it's dry, the sky tastes bad and the grass burns. The five decide to practice being together as a skill, like breathing or balance, under the shadow of the Old Circle. This is because the elders keep saying, "Together is stronger."
They learn how to stand back-to-back in a ring, take deep breaths when fear tries to take over, and leave a gap for anyone who is scared or lost to walk through. They promise to give courage in the same way that water gives you time to think gently and sincerely. They promise to listen longer than they panic, to move with purpose instead of making noise, and to make sure that the next generation has a smooth road to follow. This opening sets the stage for the exciting things that are to come, including crossing loud, tooth-shadowed rivers, making decisions under ember-colored skies, carefully saving people on tar flats, and night watches where patience teaches shadows how to behave properly. It hints at battles that have been solved, maps made with stars and stones, and songs that make many hearts feel better. The circle is the most important shape because it gives them a live shape that they can take with them like a portable shelter. The Triceratops Troop learns that when people work together, they are stronger and that being kind over and over again can change a valley for everyone. Listen for the beat: in... two... three... out... two... three... and you'll know you've found Horn Hollow.
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Book Description:
Total Pages: 110 Book Size: 6" x 9" - Inches Cover: Soft, Glossy Interior book: Color Pages. Suitable ages: 08 - 12
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