Let's head to Kookaburra Kindi with a sweet little puggle named Cuddle! Oh, what's a puggle? It's a little baby platypus! Let's join this one on her first day as she rides an alligator school bus along sleepy river, and meets her new teacher, Mrs Bloomington. You're going to love this cosy bedtime story for Kids, so settle down and lets begin.
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Narrator 🎙 Abbe Opher
Author ✍️ Jane Thomas
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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome back to Kuala Moon, a podcast of
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Speaker 1: original children's bedtime stories and meditations designed to make bedtime
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Speaker 1: a tree. Tonight, we're headed to cook a bar of
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Speaker 1: kindie with a sweet little puggle who I think you'll
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Speaker 1: enjoy getting to know very very much. Oh, what's a puggle?
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Speaker 1: A puggle is a baby platypus. And what's a platypus.
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Speaker 1: A platypus is a unique and wonderful animal with the
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Speaker 1: feet of an otter. You have to picture this the
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Speaker 1: beak of a duck and the tale of a beaver.
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Speaker 1: That's the feet of an otter, the beak of a
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Speaker 1: duck and the tail of a beaver. And Cuddle is
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Speaker 1: our new little friend. She's a real sweetie and it's
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Speaker 1: her first day at kindergarten. Before we join her and
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Speaker 1: meet her school bus Apollo the Alligator, and her new
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Speaker 1: friend and her new teacher, a bumblebee by the name
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Speaker 1: of Missus Bloomington. Let's get into bed and give a
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Speaker 1: really big sigh m hm, and maybe another one mm
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Speaker 1: and then wriggle around until you find your comfious spot
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Speaker 1: in bed. Try closing your eyes and taking some steady
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Speaker 1: breaths in and out. If your eyes don't want to close,
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Speaker 1: that's fine too, Just rest them as you focus on
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Speaker 1: breathing in and out, in and out, in and out,
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Speaker 1: and conjure up in your mind a little picture of
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Speaker 1: a very little duck beaked, otter footed, beaver tailed miracle.
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Speaker 1: This is Cuddle the Puggle by Jane Thomas. In the
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Speaker 1: heart of Sleepy Forest, there's a school. It's surrounded by
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Speaker 1: huge green playing fields where the kids play everything from
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Speaker 1: hockey to football to catch a Star. The last game is,
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Speaker 1: of course, only played on the warmest summer nights. And
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Speaker 1: then there's a giant outdoor chest set in a swimming pool.
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Speaker 1: And wait, you don't know how to play catch a Star.
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Speaker 1: It's when you head outside on a balmy night with
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Speaker 1: your friends and family and weave a net from the
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Speaker 1: thread of silkworms. Then you add a handle made from
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Speaker 1: the branch of a bungo mungo tree and take it
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Speaker 1: in turns to try and catch falling stars. The trick
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Speaker 1: is to balance out the time spent making the net
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Speaker 1: and chasing the stars, for although a larger net makes
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Speaker 1: it easier to catch the stars, you'll miss out on
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Speaker 1: many chances because you're busy weaving the delicate threads for longer.
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Speaker 1: Experts that catch a star can use a net as
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Speaker 1: small as the palm of their hand, but it takes
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Speaker 1: many decades of playing the game to even come close
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Speaker 1: to being an expert. Anyway, how were we? Ah? Yes,
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Speaker 1: I was telling you all about Sleepy Forest School. There
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Speaker 1: are three separate schools in one really one for the
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Speaker 1: oldest children, Sleepy Forest High, one for the slightly younger children,
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Speaker 1: Sleepy Forest Elementary, and finally, there's a kindergarten for the
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Speaker 1: very youngest children of all. The Kooko Barrakindie is run
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Speaker 1: by a big, fuzzy, black and yellow fluffball of a
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Speaker 1: bee named Missus Bloomington. She has the tiniest pair of
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Speaker 1: glasses balanced on her nose and rushes about so fast
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Speaker 1: it seems she can be in all corners of the
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Speaker 1: kindergarten at once. Between classes, when the children are playing outside,
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Speaker 1: Missus Bloomington takes a rest in her favorite bright red
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Speaker 1: hibiscus flower. She can climb deep inside the petals and
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Speaker 1: bury herself away to not be disturbed by all the questions.
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Speaker 1: Inside the hibiscus flower, she never hears, please miss or
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Speaker 1: I miss or, where's Billy's being silly? Make him stop.
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Speaker 1: One of the newest members of the Kookobarra Kindie is
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Speaker 1: a shy little puggle called Cuddle the Puggle, which means
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Speaker 1: baby platypus, as of course you knew, is finally old
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Speaker 1: enough to head off to kindergarten for the very first time.
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Speaker 1: Her older brother and sister, Huggle and Snuggle, have only
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Speaker 1: told her good things about the skool. Cuddle has seen
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Speaker 1: the school maybe a thousand times by now, not that
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Speaker 1: she can remember all of those thousand times, because on
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Speaker 1: some occasions she was very tiny. Indeed, she went with
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Speaker 1: her mother on all the days that Hugger and Snuggle
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Speaker 1: were being dropped off, and she's looked through the gates
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Speaker 1: and seen all the bigger children heading in with their
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Speaker 1: backpacks and colorful lunch boxes, and Cuddle has thought how
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Speaker 1: exciting it all. Looks a little bit scary too, but
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Speaker 1: definitely exciting. And here it is, her very first day
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Speaker 1: at their Cooker Bark Indie. Cuddle has a brand new
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Speaker 1: lunch box to take with her. It's bright red and
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Speaker 1: has a picture of an elephant on the front, and
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Speaker 1: inside she has a little set of sandwiches, a shiny
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Speaker 1: green apple that she has made extra shiny by rubbing
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Speaker 1: it on her jumper, and a piece of cake wrapped
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Speaker 1: up in paper. She doesn't know it yet, but Cuddle's
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Speaker 1: mother has slipped a special have a good day note
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Speaker 1: into the lunch box too. That'll be a lovely surprise
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Speaker 1: when it comes to lunchtime. Her mother helps her with
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Speaker 1: her backpack filled with brand new pencils that she's carefully
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Speaker 1: sharpened to the pointiest of points, and an exercise book
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Speaker 1: with her name written in big bold letters across the front.
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Speaker 1: Cuddle has seen the books that her brother and sister
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Speaker 1: have brought back from school, and she can't wait to
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Speaker 1: see what she will be given to bring home too.
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Speaker 1: The four of them walk to school together, heading along
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Speaker 1: the little lane through the trees that takes them past
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Speaker 1: a dozen other cottages. The neighbors smile and wave, looking
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Speaker 1: up from washing cars and watering plants and picking up newspapers,
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Speaker 1: and wish Cuddle a wonderful first day at the Cukobara Kindy.
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Speaker 1: Some of them wander over to their garden fences and
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Speaker 1: start talking with each other, remembering their first days many
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Speaker 1: many moons ago at the very same kindergarten. You'd be
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Speaker 1: surprised how few residents ever leave the neighborhood, Or maybe
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Speaker 1: you wouldn't if you realized what a perfect little corner
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Speaker 1: of Sleepy Forest it is. All around the world, children
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Speaker 1: walk and cycle and ride in cars or take buses
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Speaker 1: and trains to get to school, and here in Sleepy Forest,
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Speaker 1: you take the alligator. The alligator has been doing this
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Speaker 1: job for over forty years now and knows how to
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Speaker 1: ease his way gently along the waters, his back piled
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Speaker 1: high with animals of all sorts who are on their
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Speaker 1: way to the school. Cud Or weights at the alligator
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Speaker 1: stop with the others. Finally, seeing him come into view
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Speaker 1: with his smart black cap in place, she knows he
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Speaker 1: will stop anyway, but just to be sure, she holds
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Speaker 1: up her little platypus paw to make sure he knows
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Speaker 1: she absolutely must get on board too. The alligator weaves
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Speaker 1: his tail through the water to bring himself to a stop,
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Speaker 1: and everyone waiting clambers on board, looking for spare scales
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Speaker 1: to lean against. The biggest, oldest, and bravest kids sit
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Speaker 1: right at the back, almost halfway along his tail. Cuddle
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Speaker 1: watches as snuggle and huggle head further back along the
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Speaker 1: alligator than she dares to go, and instead she sits
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Speaker 1: up near the front with her mother, carefully putting her
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Speaker 1: red elephant lunch box on her knee so she is
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Speaker 1: sure not to forget it. The alligator looks over at
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Speaker 1: the stop with his huege eyes to check nobody has
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Speaker 1: been left behind, and then sets off slowly along the river,
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Speaker 1: pausing here and there to pick up more passengers. There's
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Speaker 1: a market today, so the stop by the weeping Willow
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Speaker 1: takes longer than usual, with many creatures climbing off and
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Speaker 1: heading over to the stools filled with pineapples and mangoes
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Speaker 1: and bright green watermelons holding promises of pinkness inside. Cuddle
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Speaker 1: nudges her mother and points to a pyramid of coconuts
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Speaker 1: and proudly counts all the way to ten, four on
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Speaker 1: the bottom row, then three, then two, then one perched
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Speaker 1: right on top. Her mother gives her a quick hug
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Speaker 1: and a well dune deer, smiling to herself as she
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Speaker 1: settles back against the alligator's scale, thinking of her clever
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Speaker 1: little Huddle. Finally they are there at the school stop.
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Speaker 1: Snuggle gives Cuddler high five and heads one way, and
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Speaker 1: then Huggle gives Cuddle a quick kiss and heads another way.
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Speaker 1: And then its cuddles turn to walk through the gates
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Speaker 1: of the Kuoko bar a kindy for their very first time.
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Speaker 1: Missus Bloomington is waiting there to meet her, buzzing gentle reassurances.
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Speaker 1: As she guides the shy little Puggle up the path
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Speaker 1: towards the classroom, Cuddle steps into the most colorful, busy,
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Speaker 1: and lively room she has ever seen. There are balloons
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Speaker 1: of all colors hanging from the ceiling, and somebody has
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Speaker 1: made giant clouds from cotton wool and hung those up
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Speaker 1: there too. Across one wall is a painting showing the
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Speaker 1: whole of Sleepy for a school, and above it, of course,
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Speaker 1: swoops a giant rainbow. Cuddoor sees cooker burrs and koalas
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Speaker 1: and kangaroos and all sorts of animals painted on the
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Speaker 1: picture too, and she searches around until she finds a
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Speaker 1: family of platypus taking a dip in the village pond.
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Speaker 1: On the other wall is a huge map of Sleepy Forest,
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Speaker 1: with Cuddle's neighborhood right there on the edge of it.
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Speaker 1: In the most southernmost point. She looks closely and sees
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Speaker 1: that somebody has scrawled a star there and written my home,
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Speaker 1: and somebody else has added onto that mine too. There's
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Speaker 1: a huge window on one of the other walls that
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Speaker 1: looks out onto the playing fields, and for the briefest moment,
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Speaker 1: Cuddle sees Snuggle go rushing past with a hockey stick,
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Speaker 1: the fastest flash on the grass. Cuddle has been longing
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Speaker 1: to try hockey for years and has spent a lot
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Speaker 1: of time practicing with snuggles stick, bouncing the ball up
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Speaker 1: and down on the little curved end, and running up
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Speaker 1: and down the garden while pushing the ball along in
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Speaker 1: front of the stick. She has also secretly been practicing
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Speaker 1: weaving nets for catch the Star, gathering up the long
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Speaker 1: silkworm threads and hiding them at the back of her
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Speaker 1: jumper drawer. Her nets are full of holes and keep
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Speaker 1: falling apart, but slowly she's getting the hang of the
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Speaker 1: delicate knots. She can't wait until she's old enough to
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Speaker 1: go and play the game for the very first time,
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Speaker 1: but she knows it probably won't be for years yet.
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Speaker 1: The morning disappears in a mass of coloring and counting,
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Speaker 1: and then playing catch with a bean bag, where the
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Speaker 1: one who catches it to say something about themselves. When
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Speaker 1: it comes to Cuddle's turn, she feels more shy than ever,
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Speaker 1: but she manages to squeeze out or quick hello, then
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Speaker 1: an I'm cuddle, and finally, with a huge effort, she
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Speaker 1: adds I love to dance, before throwing the bean bag
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Speaker 1: at a kangaroo who's waving his arms around and winking
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Speaker 1: at her. Kevin announces the kangaroo, giddy with excitement, good day, gooday,
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Speaker 1: good ey. I love dancing too. Cuddle flashes him a quick,
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Speaker 1: shy smile, and at lunch time she finds Kevin sitting
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Speaker 1: himself down beside her with a smile and a bounce.
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Speaker 1: Love the lunch box, he says, cheerily, tapping the elephant's trunk.
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Speaker 1: I think we're meant to be best friends. He holds
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Speaker 1: up his lunch box, which is grass green and also
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Speaker 1: has an elephant on it. Cuddle giggles and share makes
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Speaker 1: Kevin's hand her first friend, she thinks to herself, her
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Speaker 1: very own, not her brothers, not her sister's friend. The
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Speaker 1: afternoon goes by almost as quickly as the morning, with
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Speaker 1: Missus Bloomington telling them all about the planets in the sky.
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Speaker 1: Cud Or listened to the names and thought they sounded
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Speaker 1: like magic, dreaming of what it would be like to
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Speaker 1: visit Jupiter, or Mars or Mercury. Missus Bloomington promised they
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Speaker 1: would be able to look at some of the planets
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Speaker 1: through a telescope sometime, and they would see all the
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Speaker 1: details of the moon. She told them about a place
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Speaker 1: called the Sea of Tranquility, and Cuddle imagined riding on
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Speaker 1: the back of the alligator across the sea with such
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Speaker 1: a name as that. She secretly decided to rename the
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Speaker 1: river the River of Tranquility, and she whispered that to Kevin,
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Speaker 1: who grinned at her and said, if they were going
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Speaker 1: to do that, then they should secretly call the alligator Apollo,
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Speaker 1: after the rocket that flew to the Moon. Cuddor left
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Speaker 1: school that day with an empty lunch box and a
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Speaker 1: very full backpack. She had all these new and important things,
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Speaker 1: like a ruler and a calculator, and a calendar and
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Speaker 1: a diary. And she had a book that she was
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Speaker 1: to read and questions she was to answer. The book
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Speaker 1: was all about the stars in the sky, and how
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Speaker 1: they twinkled and sparkled and shone, and how little creatures
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Speaker 1: called shine makers traveled between each and every star and
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Speaker 1: polished them up every single night. Missus Bloomington headed to
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Speaker 1: the school gates with her class and greeted all the parents,
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Speaker 1: telling them little to from the day and letting them
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Speaker 1: know there would be a spelling bee at the end
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Speaker 1: of the week, and all their children had the lists
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Speaker 1: to learn tucked safely into their backpacks. Cuddle made sure
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Speaker 1: that her mother met Kevin, and then she introduced him
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Speaker 1: to huggle and snuggle when they appeared too. And when
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Speaker 1: she climbed onto the back of the alligator, she carefully
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Speaker 1: chose a spine that had a space next to it
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Speaker 1: where Kevin could sit, but that was still just a
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Speaker 1: couple of spines away from where her mother would be.
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Speaker 1: Kevin hopped off the alligator well off Apollo a few
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Speaker 1: stops before Cuddle, and as he hopped away, he turned
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Speaker 1: and called out b trank Wheel Cuddle, and she smiled
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Speaker 1: to herself at their private joke about the naming of
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Speaker 1: the river. Back at home, Cuddle and her brother and
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Speaker 1: sister disappeared to their rooms to do their homework. It
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Speaker 1: was Cuddle's very first homework, so she was determined to
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Speaker 1: take it very seriously. Indeed, she took out the list
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Speaker 1: of words that Missus Bloomington wanted them to spell and
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Speaker 1: read them again and again. Then she carefully copied them
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Speaker 1: out into her exercise book, a letter at a time,
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Speaker 1: and checking back that each one was absolutely correct. D
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Speaker 1: she wrote, then her very careful R, followed by an E,
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Speaker 1: then an A, and finally an M dream dream d
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Speaker 1: R E A M. The next word sent her straight
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Speaker 1: back to the classroom and looking up at the ceiling
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Speaker 1: with all of the balloons and giant puffs of cotton
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Speaker 1: wool as she carefully wrote out the letters of clouds
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Speaker 1: clouds c l o U d S. By the time
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Speaker 1: she reached the tenth word on the list, Cuddle was
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Speaker 1: beginning to feel very tired. Indeed, it was hard to concentrate,
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Speaker 1: and it was a terribly long word she needed to spell.
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Speaker 1: For a while, she wasn't even sure what it was,
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Speaker 1: so she tried saying all the bits of the word
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Speaker 1: in as many ways as she could. You She read
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Speaker 1: u a ooh, call cal light like poot TuS to.
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Speaker 1: Eventually she managed to put it all together correctly, and
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Speaker 1: realized the word was eucalyptus. If she could learn to
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Speaker 1: spell that, she decided she could learn to spell anything.
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Speaker 1: And before she had quite learned how to spell it,
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Speaker 1: it was time for dinner. When they were all there
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Speaker 1: sitting around the table talking about school and hockey and maps,
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Speaker 1: and how she had a friend called Kevin who also
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Speaker 1: loved dancing and had a grass green lunch box with
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Speaker 1: an elephant on it, and her brother talked about terribly
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Speaker 1: big numbers, and her sister talked about terribly complicated physics,
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Speaker 1: and Cuddle almost almost told them about the River of
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Speaker 1: Tranquility and the alligator called Apollo, but she kept the
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Speaker 1: secrets for herself and Kevin. She did write them in
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Speaker 1: her diary, though, which came with a special little key
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Speaker 1: and padlock, so she could keep her thoughts just for herself,
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Speaker 1: And she carefully wrote about them in there, and replaced
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Speaker 1: the padlock and turned the key and pushed the diary
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Speaker 1: to the very bottom of her backpack. And then it
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Speaker 1: was her turn to have a bath, which is one
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Speaker 1: of the things puggles will never have a problem with doing.
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Speaker 1: And she looked at the endless rainbows in the bubbles
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Speaker 1: and thought of the huge rainbow painted on the wall
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Speaker 1: in the classroom. The shampoo bottle was yellow, and she
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Speaker 1: lined it up next to the black bottle that held
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Speaker 1: her mother's conditioner, and for a moment she pretended that
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Speaker 1: Missus Bloomington was there and asking her to spell her
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Speaker 1: words dream, she said aloud, d r e A M
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Speaker 1: A wonderful place where you can disappear and make magic.
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Speaker 1: Every single night, Snuggle had told her that it was
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Speaker 1: important to give a definition of the words to show
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Speaker 1: you understood what you were saying. And spelling clouds, she said,
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Speaker 1: c l o u d s white balls of fluff
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Speaker 1: that float around in the sky. She thought of the
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Speaker 1: clouds of cockatoos that flew through the sky, turning from
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Speaker 1: pink to white as their wings moved up and down,
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Speaker 1: up and down. And then Cuddle was tucked up in
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Speaker 1: bed and her mother was reading her a story all
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Speaker 1: about the stars in the sky and the shine makers
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Speaker 1: who traveled between each and every star and pollen them
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Speaker 1: until they shone like little pieces of silver and gold,
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Speaker 1: sparkling throughout the night. She snuggled deep under her blankets
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Speaker 1: and listened to the story, wondering if it was possible
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Speaker 1: to catch a shine maker when you played Catch a Star,
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Speaker 1: and deciding that she would ask Kevin to practice making
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Speaker 1: the silkworm threadnets with her for when they were allowed
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Speaker 1: to go and play the game. How do you spell dreams,
00:22:34
Speaker 1: her mother asked, softly, with a D and an R
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Speaker 1: and an E, an A, an M and an S.
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Speaker 1: Whispered cuddle. And how do you spell moonbeam? Her mother
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Speaker 1: said gently an M, then an oak and another oak
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Speaker 1: and an N, a B an E, an A and
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Speaker 1: an M said cuddle, yawning, long and wide, and finally,
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Speaker 1: little cuddle. How do you spell eucalyptus, her mother said,
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Speaker 1: kissing cuddle on the forehead. It starts with uh, you mumbled,
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Speaker 1: cuddle or maybe an e. And with that the little
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Speaker 1: puggle drifted off to sleep, heading into dreams of rainbows
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Speaker 1: and clouds and sparkling lighting stops