Dino Love
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In a valley long, long ago, Nire (Nearee) and Noremac (Normak) were the best of friends. They played together every day. They built forts, tossed figs, played kick the coconut, and so many more. They lived in Eniam Valley which was surrounded on all sides by mountains too steep for any dinosaur to climb.
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About the Book
Dino Love follows Nire and Namroc, a stegosaurus and brontosaurus, as they disobey their elders when told not to play with their Pterodactyl friends. See how they ignore the judgements of others and save the day by including their pterodactyl friends in their play time. In the end, all the dinosaurs united and celebrated their new friendship.
About the Author
Darcey Comeau lives in Mid-coast Maine. She has two grown children: one in the workforce and the other studying Environmental Studies in college. This and many other stores were the result of bedtime stories she created for her children. When her daughter turned 18 and shared that she wanted she and her mother to both get dinosaur tattoos in honor of the stories, Darcey knew they had made an impact. Darcey’s tattoo includes pieces of the story. This led to the telling of this story to friends and even strangers who asked about it. After much encouragement from those listeners, the story has come to life. To create the dinosaur names, Darcey used her children and loved ones’ names spelled backwards. In her free time, Darcey enjoys the Maine outdoors. You may find her skiing, hiking, kayaking or walking her dog in the neighborhood. Darcey has accumulated extensive material for her stories from her 26 years in education. Most of this time was spent teaching Special Education. Darcey is currently a Director of Special Education in a local school district. She also mentors new teachers and created and teaches a Special Education course for the University of Maine Presque Isle.