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Psst! Tonight YOU could be king of the jungle!
About the Book
Step into a world where dreams know no boundaries! In I Dreamt I Was, Glenn Moore invites readers on a whimsical journey through the animal kingdom, where a child’s imagination runs wild each night. From an elegant elephant leading royal parades to a lazy moose caught in a noose, from a tiny bird with the loudest song to a baby whale sucking its tail, each poem celebrates the magic of dreaming big and being wonderfully different.
With playful rhythms and gentle humor, Moore crafts verses that resonate with children and adults alike. These aren’t just animal poems; they’re celebrations of individuality, self-acceptance, and the joyful absurdity of imagination. Inspired by illustrations from Katie Reitermeyer and dedicated to family, this collection reminds us that the difference between ordinary and extraordinary is simply “three letters and a lot of imagination.” Perfect for bedtime reading or classroom sharing, these poems will have young readers dreaming of their own wild transformations.
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The Elegant
Elephant
Not fat, but rather elegant! This towering beauty leads the king’s parade on pillars strong, proving that confidence and grace come from within, even when others think you look odd.
The Chimpanzee in the
Banana Tree
Living high up in a banana tree sounds perfect, right? But when you devour your home one banana at a time, things can get complicated. A sweet reminder about balance and consequences.
The King of
Beasts
With a beautiful mane worn as a crown, this dignified lion leads with strength and caring. His subjects worship him night and day, because true leadership combines power with compassion.
The Baby
Whale
Without thumbs to suck, this creative baby whale makes do with his tail, swimming in circles while mom looks away. Growing up means accepting our quirks with humor and grace.
The Lazy
Moose
Why solve your own problems when you can cry loud enough for others to help? This clever moose gets his head stuck in a noose but knows exactly how to get himself rescued, the lazy way!
The Crocodile with the
Cutest Smile
The biggest mouth, the sharpest pearly white teeth, and a tail that wins fights, but it’s that adorable smile that steals the show. Even the toughest creatures have their softer side!
The Tiny
Bird
Dressed in red and gold, this daring little bird has the courage to fly into ears and sing her loudest, but still can’t be heard. A touching tale about finding your voice in a big world.
The Polar
Bear
Nine feet tall with the whitest hair, this magnificent bear is admired by all in the northern snows, until a short Eskimo catches him for a vaudeville show. Beauty sometimes comes with unexpected adventures!
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