Dinosaur Kids

A fable about Putting others first

Sara’s Own Day

Starring Sara, the Saber-Tooth Tiger. Sara makes sure nobody's forgotten.

  • Ages 3–6
  • Founding herd
  • Book coming soon · Summer 2026
  • Song planned
No. 07
Sara the Saber-Tooth character art
Sara the Saber-Tooth character art

Meet

Sara

Saber-Tooth Tiger

Learns
Putting others first
Grown-up value
Selflessness
Look for
The middle spot, kept warm
Personality
Observant · Nurturing

How the story goes

One small trouble. Three turns.

A peek for grown-ups, so you know where the story is headed before you turn the first page.

  1. A small trouble

    The herd plans a whole day just for Sara, but Sara keeps fixing straps, finding paths, and giving away her plate.

  2. A brave choice

    So her friends learn from her. They fix, fetch, and pour, and when Sara stands to help, everyone says, “Sit.”

  3. A happy turn

    For once, Sara lets herself be looked after, and the whole blanket feels warm.

And the moral of the story

“Even the best helper needs a turn to be helped.”

Say it together at the last page. It’s short on purpose.

For grown-ups · After the last page

Talk about it.

  1. 1Why did Sara keep helping on her own special day?
  2. 2How did her friends show they cared?
  3. 3Who helps you a lot? How could you help them back?

Up next · Fable No. 08 · Keeping a clear heart

A Hundred Dances

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