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Jr Cine-Manga: Care Bears: Journey To Joke-A-Lot

Join Funshine Bear and all his friends in an exciting new Cine-Manga book idea, with a fun fresh look and an all new scratch and sniff feature - Care Bears: Journey To Joke A Lot.

Jr Cine-Manga: Care Bears: Journey To Joke A Lot

The Lullaby Picnic - Part 1

One night, toddler Furaha was tossing and turning in her sleep, then she woke up with a cry, which suddenly woke hr big brother Orko, who was sleeping right next to her. “Er…what is i-oh no, Furaha! What happened?” Furaha let out some little toddlerish mumbles. “Oh, you can’t sleep. We all have ways of trying to go to sleep sometimes, but I have another one of my awesome magical ways of helping people go to sleep. Wanna see it?” “Yay!” cheered toddler Furaha, clapping her paws.

Orko cracked his knuckles and used his magic to produce three bags, a picnic hamper and a thermos. “Oooooh!” gasped toddler Furaha. “Fancy, huh? Do you know why I have all this luggage with me?” Furaha shook her head. “It’s because we’re going to Honeydew Meadow, the quietest and most secluded place on Earth. Furaha let out a sigh of contentment. She loved quiet places, and so did Orko. “And with a little magic, I can transport us there.”

He lead his sister towards the luggage and wiggled his fingers in the air, reciting some magic words:

“Once this magic spell is through,

Take us both to Honeydew!”

Just as if nothing seemed to happen, Orko’s magic really did work - in a flash, he, Furaha and the luggage were transported to a magical and enchanted meadow, with the moon and stars shining down on them like a warm and tender smile. “Oooooohhh…” gasped toddler Furaha. “Do you like it? It’s a really beautiful place. No one ever goes there quite often…but now we do, and it’s just you and me. Come on, I’ll carry two bags and the picnic hamper. You carry one bag and the thermos. Be careful, it’s still hot.”

It's Just Budgie Baby, Plus More

Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-dooooo-do! Doooo-do!

That's the Budgie Baby Song, and guess who I went out with today? That's right, Mrs L. First, we went to the Co-Op and got lunch. Whilst I had my picnic I imagined my sausage rolls were cheddar cheese pies, and the pork pies had jelly in them, but they were still worth it. Later on, we went to Mrs L's hometown and we had a big long walk. We spotted lots of sights along the way, including: some boats, a large Highland coo statue, electric car cables, things in an antique shop window including china dogs and a Lurpak toast dish featuring original mascot Douglas, Jellycat dolls, the fish and chip shop, models of boats in the hotel window, the ice house (which I found very creepy because it was so dark and cold and echoey) and finally the train station, where I totally collapsed. Mrs L had made me walk too far! Quickly I phoned Mum, and told her what had happened. It was an emergency!

Luckily, we went back to the car and, as I drank my Coke, I imagined a Coke advert where I imagine my walk is a trek through the desert, until I spot the car ahead and hydrate myself with a can of Coke. Then in slow motion, I whip my short hair back and forth, causing sweat to go all over Mrs L. Sounds hilarious if you look at ads that are on TV these days - hmmmmm, are they ALL influenced by Tiktok or are they ALL made with AI?

Anyway, here comes the best bit. Going to Mrs L's house and meeting her animals! Her house was far away from where Mrs C lived, so it was no surprise it was next to a farm. Inside her house was a bunch of new friends waiting for me: Mrs L's brother Mr A from London, her cats Inky and Isla (Treacle was on the stairs, although he looked like a black fluffy ball with eyes) and of course, Budgie Baby. Budgie Baby took a good liking to me, and he was extremely hilarious - Mrs L kept making funny noises at him and encouraging him to sing, and when he finally squeaked, I 

JUMPED!

Anyway, Budgie Baby took a liking to me, Mrs L sung the song I heard about, and Budgie Baby loved me so much he flew around the room doing a performance for me. He even went and had a wish-wash in his little bathtub. When we went back into the kitchen for something to drink, we managed to catch a glimpse of Treacle on the stairs, and Isla was standing on the table feeling friendly and nosy. She was getting fur everywhere, and Mrs L said she liked it when you talk to her. Mr A also introduced me to the yogurt - peach, strawberry and vanilla - that they kept in the fridge, although I preferred ice cream without bits. I told them all about the terrible moment from this morning about how Mum was V-annoyed with me because of my whining over no internet, but considering Frozen and the earworm 'Let It Go', Mrs L and her brother encouraged me to let it all go...

...which I did! Immediately when I saw Budgie Baby climb onto the pole with his feet, scratch his itchy feet with his beak, drop berries onto the floor and fly to the windowsil, any sign of Budgie Baby almost cheers me up. After a heartwarming farewell, we went back to Dornoch town, where we went to the chemist to pick up-

*Test pattern*

Anyway, these new friends inspired me to make a batch of brand new Me, You, And...characters, plus a story called 'The Family Visit' - Furaha's Norfolk uncle Inky, her grandfather Treacle, her Canadian aunt Isla and her hornbill roommate Budgie Baby, who I described was similar to Zazu but white, and Kiburi's childhood friend from London, Alex. In my head as we were going back to the chemist's, I was thinking that Max Casella, John Thomson, Paul Chequer and Patrick Stewart would lend their voices to Budgie Baby, Inky, Alex and Treacle.

I wish, oh I wish I could see them again...that is, if, THE MYLO, doesn't mind....

Friends By Nature - Part 1

One bright, sunny day, Furaha, Orko and Optimus were lying in the shade of the willow tree which lowered itself right over the water. The sun was so hot it could melt a thousand ice creams. The water looked cool and inviting though. The whole scene looked pretty quiet and welcoming, as it normally does when Furaha hangs out with Orko and Optimus. As Furaha lay in the grass, a million little thoughts dancing like ballerinas on the stage of her mind, something came in. It was as if another dancer wearing a leopard onesie strutted onto the stage, and the audience of emotions was laughing and wildly applauding its arrival.

“Hey Optimus,” said Furaha at last, “Do you ever get the feeling that we just aren’t complete without a….er….someone to keep us company?” “Who cares, Furaha?” said Optimus with a snort, “I think we’re better off as we are.” “No, I’m serious,” said Furaha, “Someone else may be coming to join us. It’s not like there’s a new character in the TV show that is called ‘life’.” “You mean the nature documentary?” asked Orko. “No! No no no, I meant someone else entering our life. The thing is, I’ve been having these strange dreams for a while now, and I’m certain someone is coming to join us.” “Someone?” asked Optimus, “Come on. What more could we want? We’re just fine by ourselves here!”

Furaha just smiled and went along with accepting that fact all by herself, but that question still roamed the outback of her mind like a wandering kangaroo looking for a piece of imagination to fit his puzzle: who is this strange someone roaming my head that’s looking for somewhere to live?