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BY Toni Buzzeo

ILLUSTRATED BY Diana Sudyka

Sue Hendrickson Discovers Her T. Rex

ABRAMS BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS

NEW YORK

This book was created with gouache and watercolors made from

earth pigments for the Dakota scenes.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Names: Buzzeo, Toni, author. | Sudyka, Diana, illustrator.

Title: When Sue found Sue: Sue Hendrickson discovers her T. rex /

by Toni Buzzeo; illustrated by Diana Sudyka.

Other titles: Sue Hendrickson and Sue, the T. rex

Description: New York: Abrams Books for Young Readers, 2019.

Identifiers: LCCN 2017054249 | ISBN 9781419731631 (hardcover with jacket)

eISBN 978-1-68335-368-3 | Subjects: LCSH: Hendrickson, Sue, 1949Juvenile

literature. | Sue (Tyrannosaurus rex)Juvenile literature. | PaleontologistsUnited

StatesBiography. | Women paleontologistsUnited StatesBiography. |

Tyrannosaurus rexJuvenile literature.

Classification: LCC QE707.H46 B89 2019 | DDC 560/.92 [B]dc23

Text copyright 2019 Toni Buzzeo

Illustrations copyright 2019 Diana Sudyka

Book design by Pamela Notarantonio

Published in 2019 by Abrams Books for Young Readers, an imprint of

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For Sue Hendrickson and all of the

curious women finders

T. B.

For Isabel: The world is illuminated by your curiosity

D. S.

ABRAMS The Art of Books
195 Broadway, New York, NY 10007
abramsbooks.com

Never lose your curiosity about everything

in the universe

it can take you to places you never

thought possible!

SUE HENDRICKSON

Sue Hendrickson was born to find things :

missing trinkets,

prehistoric butterflies,

sunken ships,

even buried dinosaurs.

If it was lost, Sues curiosity

led her on a hunt to find it.

Sue began searching for lost treasure

when she was mighty small.

She was born shy and incredibly smart.

Treasure hunting was

the perfect job for a shy girl.

When she was young,

Sue would walk alone through the alley

behind her home in Munster, Indiana,

with her head down.

She was on a mission

to find things !

And she often did,

like the little brass perfume bottle

shes never lost.

Sue wasnt like other kids.

So shy and smart,

Sue gobbled up books

the way other kids gobbled up gingersnaps.

Head down, a book a day,

Sue learned things all on her own.

She dialed her curiosity up to HIGH

and discovered everything

about anything that interested her.

Sues curiosity led her to visit

The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago.

She loved to view

the endless supply of treasures

that other hunters

maybe shy outsiders themselves

had already found.

Sue couldnt wait to grow up

and search the wide world

for hidden treasure on her own.

At the age of seventeen,

Sue launched her life of discovery

traveling, living outdoors, supporting herself,

and finding things !

One curiosity always led to another.

And for the first time, Sue joined teams

teams of curious, dedicated treasure hunters.

Diving first for tropical fish,

and then for lost boats,

lost airplanes, and even lost cars,

eventually led Sue

to search Dominican amber mines

for extinct prehistoric butterflies,

to search the deserts of Peru

for prehistoric-whale fossils,

and finallyFINALLY!

to search the hills of western South Dakota

for dinosaur fossils.

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