Cape Day for Suki
It’s Cape Day at school, but Suki forgot to bring a cape. Can a hero be a hero without one?
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It’s Cape Day at school, but Suki forgot to bring a cape. Can a hero be a hero without one?
Flo the fairy wakes up and her sparkle is gone! Where could it have gone?
Percy has a terrible case of the hiccups. Every hic makes something go wrong!
Caleb gets lost in a busy market, but kind strangers help him find the way.
It’s Dexter the dinosaur’s first sleepover, and the dark seems very big.
A ferocious storm hits the pirate ship. Only teamwork can bring the crew safely home.
A big gust of wind takes the picnic away. Can the friends catch it?
Arjun has a tickly nose. When the sneeze finally comes, it’s the biggest sneeze ever!
A new child arrives at the playground and nobody talks to Faye. Lena steps forward.
Daisy makes soup from a stone, and the whole village adds one thing at a time.
Strange footprints appear in the snow outside Pearl’s door. Whose are they?
Idris is the last runner in the relay. Her team is behind, and the baton drops!
When the power goes out across town, Opal and friends become the neighbourhood’s superheroes.
It’s Gia the dinosaur’s first sleepover, and the dark seems very big.
Rocco opens a lemonade stand to earn money, but ends up giving away more than he sells.
Benji builds an igloo with her family and has a snug night under the northern lights.
A little train has to climb a big hill, and says, ‘I think I can!’
A proud runner mocks a slow friend and learns that steady effort beats a quick start.
Nora is too small to play with the big kids, but has the loudest whistle in town.
Maya has a tickly nose. When the sneeze finally comes, it’s the biggest sneeze ever!
Daisy is the last runner in the relay. Her team is behind, and the baton drops!
Everyone is awake, until the moon begins to hum a gentle lullaby.
Kofi digs up a chest. There’s no gold inside, just a note that says ‘look behind you’.
Cara accidentally breaks Sia’s favourite kite and is too scared to say sorry.