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Come in.

Hi, Stillwater. I brought the sesame seeds you asked for.

Hello, Addie. Thank you.

This is the ingredient I was missing for my onigiri.

Onigiri? A delicious snack made out of rice.

The sesame seeds will be the finishing touch.

I see you have your backpack.

I'm on my way to a book club meeting at the park.

My friends and I are each bringing a book. We'll pick one to read, then at

our next meeting... We'll talk about what we liked.

And which book will you be sharing?

Moonrise Dragons.

I've always wanted to read it. We'll also have tea and little snacks and say

things like lovely and delightful.

It's going to be very grown up.

I look forward to hearing all about it.

Hi, Addy.

I mean, it's lovely to see you, Addy.

Sorry I'm late.

made cookies.

We're so pleased you could join us.

I'm delighted to be here, Daryl. Would you care for some tea?

Yes, please, Lucas. That sounds very, um, delightful.

Shall we begin the meeting?

We shall.

Maya, would you like to go first?

This book is called Pride and Prejudice.

I've never read it, but my mom says it's a book everyone should read because it's

very important.

Pride and Prejudice.

It certainly sounds important. What is it about?

Set in Regency, England, this classic novel is full of wit, banter, betrayal,

and of course, true love.

Classic means important.

Right? Mmm.

Very important.

Asha, why don't you go next?

My older sister suggested this one.

It's called The Big Book of Geology Essentials.

It's about rocks and other geology things.

Ooh. Mm-hmm.

Educational. Wow.

I didn't expect such grown-up books.

I brought a biography of Chinese emperors. Oh.

What's the biography?

Beats me.

It was the biggest book on the shelf, so I thought it'd be good for our book

club.

My dad always called Shakespeare, so I brought all this play.

Looks like we have a lot of good options for our book club.

Addie, what did you bring?

Oh! Is that Moonrise Dragons?

Is that your book club pick?

What? Oh, that's my little brother. I grabbed it by mistake. I meant to bring

a really important book, too.

Oh. Oh, well.

That's okay.

So, which book should we read?

What about Maya's?

That sounded most like a story.

Yeah, that sounds good.

Sure.

Okay. Um, great.

So we'll all read Pride and Prejudice as our first book.

A toast to a successful book club meeting.

Cheers!

Welcome

back,

Addie. How was your book club meeting?

Fine.

Okay, not fine.

It was awful.

I was so excited to share Moonrise Dragons, but then everyone else's book

sounded really grown up.

Hmm. I'm sorry your book club meeting didn't turn out how you'd hoped.

That's okay.

You still have a lot of rice.

Would you like any help with your honey goody?

I would love to have help.

Thank you, Addie. I'll just wash my hands first.

Have I ever told you the story of the fiddler's lament?

I don't think so.

What's that mean?

I think you'll understand once you hear it.

Seamus was an extremely talented fiddle player, and the music he loved most were

the lively folk songs of his village.

I've heard that kind of music.

It's fun to dance to, right? Couldn't have described it better myself.

One day, a famous conductor who was traveling through the area heard

Seamus' music.

I've never heard such a wondrous sound.

Sir, you must have studied with the finest musicians.

Would you do me the honor of joining my orchestra?

It would be a fine way to showcase your marvelous talent to the world.

Seamus loved performing, so he agreed to give the conductor's orchestra a try.

The classical music the orchestra played was very different.

Seamus was used to playing from his heart, but now he had long pages of

sheet music with lots and lots of notes.

After several successful performances, Seamus had become a welcomed addition to

the orchestra.

But he still longed to play the folk music of his village.

Seamus realized that while this wonderful orchestra was full of talented

musicians, it wasn't the music that he wanted to play.

Seamus went back home and kept playing for his friends.

He chose to be himself by returning to the music that made his heart sing.

Everyone bringing such big books to the park feels a lot like Seamus trying to

play classical music.

That's an interesting observation, Addie. My friends and I wanted to have a

book club to feel more grown up.

So it makes sense that everyone brought really grown up books.

But thinking back, no one brought a book because they actually wanted to read it.

Except me.

Right now, Moonrise Dragons is the book that excites you. In a few years...

It might be something else.

Pride and Prejudice is an excellent book.

Or The Big Book of Geology Essentials.

Carl would definitely like that one.

Will that mean I won't be excited about Moonrise Dragons anymore?

Hmm. Did you know that onigiri, like we're making today, were my favorite

snack as a cub? I used to love when they would be shaped into smiley faces.

Even though I'm grown up now, I still love to make onigiri into fun shapes,

even if they don't look particularly grown up.

We should always do what makes our hearts sing, be it music, books,

or onigiri.

These are for Mrs. Wilson.

Would you like to come with me to deliver them?

you two.

The bubbles make your porch look magical.

Nothing wrong with a little magic.

I used to blow bubbles as a little girl. They still make me happy.

You mean they make your heart sing?

Why, yes. I suppose they do.

Do you think we can get the book club back together for a few minutes?

I'm having second thoughts about the book we picked.

Really? I mean, I know I'm the one who brought Pride and Prejudice, but I'm

having second thoughts, too.

I bet the others feel the same way.

Let's call another book club meeting.

I need to tell you all something.

I did bring Moonrise Dragons to our book club earlier.

I knew it.

But why did you say you didn't?

You all had such big books.

I was worried you wouldn't think it was grown up enough.

So I made up a story about it being my little brothers.

But now I want to do what makes my heart sing.

So my book club pick is Moonrise Dragons.

I am so glad.

I'd way rather read a dragon book. I didn't really want to read Pride and

Prejudice either.

So, do we all want to read Moonrise Dragons?

Yeah. Well, what do you want to read, Daryl?

I'm sure Moonrise Dragons is great, but I actually have this mystery book I've

been wanting to read.

And I already read Moonrise Dragons and loved it.

But I want to read something new. I think we should each read whatever makes

our hearts sing.

Asha and Lucas, since you want to read Moonrise Dragons, why don't we read it

together?

Daryl and Maya can read the books they want.

That's a great idea.

And at our next meeting, we can each share our books and talk about what we

liked. I'd love that. Since we're all here.

What should we do for the rest of this meeting?

I still think we should have some snacks. How about some onigiri?

Thanks, Stillwater.

Thanks, Stillwater. Thanks, Stillwater. Wow.

Mmm, these are great.

But next time, can we have lemonade with our onigiri?

Lemonade would really make my heart sing.

There's our friend, the seagull.

See you at the beach, Mr. Seagull. Did you know this beach is sometimes called

Shipwreck Beach?

No. Did a ship crash there?

Yep, but it wasn't just any ship.

It was a pirate ship.

You mean a pirate ship crashed on this beach?

That's how my story goes.

Pirates sailed the seven seas collecting treasure from all over the world. To

keep it safe, they put it into a giant chest and buried it on this very beach.

They vowed to return for the treasure, but they never did.

Really? What happened to it? I guess it's still buried somewhere out there on

the sand.

I'll find it.

Won't you be treasure finders together, Coo?

That sounds... So fun, Carl.

We will dig like the pirates.

Timber meets timbers.

Come on. I'll let you find a dig site.

Woo-hoo!

Would you like to join me for a dip in the ocean, Addie?

I'd love to, Stillwater.

Nope, but we made a funny sand monster.

Hey,

what's that?

Where?

Look, I found some gold.

Aw, it's just sea glass.

Ooh, look what Carl found.

It's such a pretty yellow, and it feels so smooth.

That's really cool, Coo.

It's super rare to find yellow sea glass.

Yeah, but I already have a bunch of sea glass.

I'm going to find pirate treasures.

Hello, treasure finders. How is the hunt going?

Not good.

All we found is sea glass.

Maybe the pirates buried the treasure under the driftwood. Want to go check

over there?

Check it out. It looks like they need a haircut.

Look at this one.

I can see the peach through it.

And there is Uncle.

Look at the seagull. He landed on Uncle's head.

Come and see this, Carl.

That's funny, but I have to keep looking for treasure.

Hmm. If I were a pirate, where would I bury my treasure?

Perhaps the sand dunes. Great idea, Q!

Look! The grass is missing here.

That must be where the pirates buried the treasure.

It's just a little deeper.

Shells?

Wow, Carl, look at them.

They're like little ice cream cones.

Where did they come from?

These are sea snail shells, Coo.

Some sea snails lived as far back as dinosaur times.

So these may even be fossils.

Would you like to see it, Carl?

No, thanks.

Is something wrong, Carl?

I thought we were having fun, looking for treasure.

Not anymore.

Michael,

do you remember anything else from the story about the pirates' hidden

treasure?

Your... Still looking?

It's just a legend, Carl.

A legend?

What's that?

It's a story from a long time ago that we don't really know if it's real.

So, does that mean we aren't going to find any treasure?

Probably not.

But sometimes it's fun to pretend.

I'm sorry, Carl. I didn't know you were taking it so seriously.

Why don't we just take a break and do something else?

I don't want to do anything else.

I just want to go home.

I see you've put aside your shovel, Carl.

Michael and Addy said the treasure probably isn't real.

So now I'm just waiting till it's time to go.

I'm sorry to hear that. I know how excited you were to find the treasure.

Perhaps you'd like to hear about someone who felt just like you when he was on an

amazing adventure looking for a new planet.

A new planet?

Like the kind in outer space?

Will you tell me the story?

I'd be delighted to.

There once were two space explorers on a mission.

They were looking for a golden planet that some astronomers believed they had

spotted in the night sky.

These space explorers were very brave.

They were venturing into a part of space nobody had ever traveled to before.

I can't wait to be the first outer space explorers to land on the golden planet.

That Cosmocane, a new planet.

It looks like a lava planet.

Hey, I'm a lava rock.

Yes, you do, Carl.

But Cosmocane was not so interested.

That's nice, but I want to keep looking for the golden planet.

Just a few moments later... Cosmocane, come look!

We're approaching another new planet! Is it the golden planet?

I think it is a crystal planet.

I would love to see a planet made of crystal. How it would sparkle.

So would I, Koo.

But Cosmo Kane's mind was elsewhere.

Oh, I hope we find the golden planet soon.

Come quick, Cosmo Korra. There's something in the distance.

I don't believe it. It's a planet made of marshmallow.

A marshmallow planet?

I don't care if it's a marshmallow planet.

I want to find the golden planet.

All right, Cosmocane. I will go explore it alone.

Until at last.

Cosmocane, we are halfway through our fuel supply.

We must return home.

Maybe the astronomers made a mistake.

Maybe there is no golden planet.

Maybe we'll never find it.

But look at everything we did find. We discovered three new planets nobody has

ever seen before.

When the explorers return to their space station, the astronomers gather to meet

them.

Welcome back, Cosmos.

Did you complete your mission?

Well, we didn't find the golden planet.

But we found something else.

A lot of something else is. This rock is from a lava planet we discovered.

And this stone is from a planet made entirely of crystals.

Incredible.

And the marshmallow planet.

Cosmo Cane realized something important.

Sometimes... The greatest treasure you find isn't the one you seek, but the

ones you discover along the way.

All these things are kind of like the planets the space explorers found.

Maybe Ming-Ku did find the treasure.

Lots of different kinds of treasure.

You certainly made some exciting discoveries today.

Can we tell you about everything we found?

Like the space explorers did?

I think that's a wonderful idea.

Me too.

Let's hear it.

Here's some yellow sea glass.

It's one of the rarest kinds.

Like you told us, Michael.

And remember when Q saw the seagull through this driftwood, Addy? It was

sitting on Stillwater's head.

Want to show them the shells, Q?

come from sea snails. We found them in the sand dunes. So many spirals.

Wow. You two had a really fun day.

Yeah. We had a lot of adventures finding all this stuff.

And you know what else?

I think you were right.

It does make it fun to think there might be treasure buried on Shipwreck Beach.

Maybe someday I'll find where the pirates hid it.

Right now, I'm happy with these treasures.

Like creatures we were soaring high, blowing off some steam, over a mountain

and its effervescent green, a never-ending dream.

For the little melody,

now the little sweetest...

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