Chapter 1: The Knowledge is Known!- 3

Chapter 2: The Explainer- 8

Chapter 3: Books and Berries- 13

Chapter 4: Tine's Tiny Talk- 18

Chapter 5: Forgotten! No Fair!- 24

Chapter 1: The Knowledge is Known!

Today, I was just walking down the stairs. Just the usual beginning to start a day. The 8th day specifically.

"Have you found anything fun?

Somewhat stimulating?" I questioned. "Nah, our day had just begun, so I hadn't spotted something neat," Hazel replied.

"We should have fun, so let's go outside and breathe fresh air.

We saw beautifully awesome flowers outside. We saw all the nature with bouncy grasshoppers and mildly gentle ladybugs. "Ahh! Nature is still as pretty than from the last 8 days.

"Hey, I just saw something I never saw in my life!" Pill loudly exclaimed. We fastly scurried inside the house dashing through the doggy door and nearby Pill. "I noticed this a few times being here, actually,"  I said.

"I've seen this object several times too!" said Hazel. "I also know how it works, open the thing you are staring at and flip its pages," Hazel explained. "So, what is its purpose?" asked Pill. "I don't have any information on that, unfortunately," Hazel and I said to Pill.

"I know! I can reason!" yelled Poug tumbling downstairs. "I can not only tell you the reason but show!".

Chapter 2: The Explainer

"Sometimes knowledge is filled within the book. Some are fiction. Others can be informational and fiction!" Poug said as we read the lovely pages of books.

Today is now day 9. When Poug entered the living room, he saw us read literature. "My friends like books now! Splendid. I'll grab one too!" Poug said reaching for the book on the bookshelf.

I climbed up the bookshelf to reach the book high up. My mouse hands slipped off, though. I made a second attempt. I jumped. "I am persistent. I will manage this,". I jumped on the top of the shelf and gave Poug his deserved book.

"Thanks for helping me. You will be rewarded...

...And read this book!" Poug thanked.

Chapter 3: Books and Berries

On our fine day 10, we went berry-picking. I also brought my valuable books. We chewed on some delicious blueberries. The cranberries were my personal favourite. "Berries are so juicy, I can't get enough!" Hazel said.

"I strongly agree," I replied. "I have a big opinion of it, too," Pill responded, like me. Once we finished munching on those irresistible berries we went back reading with our full tummies.

While Poug's mother drove to our path home, we tried to look for the book. Apparently, on the ride, it somehow disappeared with no clear explanation. We thoroughly looked at every inch of the back row. But, we forgot to look every inch of a certain you-know-who.

Mills was our unobserved pal. So I closely looked and made observations. When I stared around the paw, Mills hissed and snatched me right on his paw. I leaped off it, walked behind his back and quickly snatched back our book.

It was fun at least playing that little game.  Next time Mills hogs a book, we can play that "Get That Book!" game again.

Chapter 4: Tine's Tiny Talk

I snuck in on day 11 to our room.

I snuck over into the living room because I wanted to squeak out something loud and big. I took a deep inhale. "Come to me for a talk!" I announced. As I finished shouting, my friend rushed into our room and wondered about our meeting.

"Tell me about any book with any sort of intrigue. That means the book is fun and interesting," I said. "I have an excellent book I want to talk about. It is about a space explorer called Blasty-Bon. She fights evil aliens with a tool that shoots random stuff!" Pill exclaimed.

"Who is the author of the book?" I asked curiously. "Sally F. Lorwitson is the creator of that book." Pill answered. "I also know a wonderful book!" Hazel said raising both her paws.

"It includes a magical mirror and a boy, and the mirror travels worldwide and teaches him some new education he has never heard of before! The author of the book was Bob R. Gina." Hazel explained. "Informational and fictional. Pretty amazing news!" I replied.

Poug told me he liked a novel called "Life, Like a Rollercoaster", and Mill's liked book was called "The Town Monster that Roared!". I think they'd be wonderful books with wonderful thickening plots.

For day 12 We went down to the river to go with the flow and relax. I was extremely excited to jump down and splash around, but then I forgot I brought a book. Tine, the little mouse friend, or I, jumped in with Mill’s liked book and then Mills’s book was gone and we haven’t brought any other piece of reading!