OUR DINOSAUR. OUR TOWN. OUR STORY.
HADDYDINO BOOKS · COMING SOON

Books that begin
with a real dinosaur.

HaddyDino books are original picture books built on a true story: the dinosaur discovered in Haddonfield in 1858. They are written for adults to read aloud — and for children to ask for again.

For the adult deciding:

Meet the characters

Every character is a real kind of dinosaur, explained simply — the same honesty as the museum itself.

H

Haddy

A hadrosaur — the duck-billed dinosaur from Haddonfield. Curious, brave, and the heart of every adventure.

C

Chloe

A pteranodon who flies high and sees what nobody on the ground can see.

T

Tommy

A baby triceratops — small, tender, and full of the questions young readers ask.

T

Tayta

A gentle brachiosaur and art teacher, who teaches the colours of nature.

The collections

The Main Collection — 12 books

Science and history (the discovery, the big fossil), early learning (counting, colours, shapes, the ABC) and values (sharing, helping, friendship) — starring Haddy, Chloe and Tommy together.

Haddy Celebra

A seasonal collection that walks through the year with the friends — celebrations, seasons and gratitude.

Haddy a Dormir

A bedtime collection: short, calm stories made to be the last voice a child hears at night.

What the books teach

Real science first — where fossils come from and what scientists do — inside warm stories about friendship, patience and helping. Early-learning books teach numbers, colours, shapes and letters in both languages. And because Haddy is Haddonfield's own dinosaur, every child who reads them is one story away from a real place they can visit.

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HaddyDino books are published by HaddyDino. The books are not yet on sale; no prices are shown until each book is published. Free school editions will be announced on this page and to the launch list.

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