Willis the garden sprite tries to create a gentle drizzle for his ferns using his new, unwieldy Wand of Whimsical Weather. Instead of rain, the wand produces bizarre effects like boiling hot, purple lemonade and tiny ice sculptures of historical figures. When Willis tries to cast the most boring spell imaginable, the wand grants the ferns tiny silver accordions whose mournful music makes the surrounding dirt cry, perfectly watering the plants.
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Willis the garden sprite tries to create a gentle drizzle for his ferns using his new, unwieldy Wand of Whimsical Weather. Instead of rain, the wand produces bizarre effects like boiling hot, purple lemonade and tiny ice sculptures of historical figures. When Willis tries to cast the most boring spell imaginable, the wand grants the ferns tiny silver accordions whose mournful music makes the surrounding dirt cry, perfectly watering the plants.
Oliver the otter is convinced he is a porcelain teapot named Steamer, complete with a spout (his nose) and a handle (his tail). He meets a glum fox named Finn who has lost an antique teapot and volunteers to take its place at a garden party. While floating in the birdbath, Oliver sneezes, and the spray of water perfectly waters a daisy pot, convincing everyone that he is the most useful teapot they've ever seen. Oliver is content to return to being an otter, mostly.
A Bedtime Story
Willis the garden sprite tries to create a gentle drizzle for his ferns using his new, unwieldy Wand of Whimsical Weather. Instead of rain, the wand produces bizarre effects like boiling hot, purple lemonade and tiny ice sculptures of historical figures. When Willis tries to cast the most boring spell imaginable, the wand grants the ferns tiny silver accordions whose mournful music makes the surrounding dirt cry, perfectly watering the plants.
