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The Cinnamon Bear: Chapter 11
It’s another adventure with The Cinnamon Bear! Last time, Paddy O’Cinnamon, the Cinnamon Bear had disappeared. Judy and Jimmy were chasing Crazy Quilt Dragon to get their Silver Star. Professor Whiz told them about the Wintergreen Witch. They followed Crazy Quilt into the Picture Forest, where they met Fraidy Cat.
Today: Chapter 11: Fee Foo, The Gentle Giant
In this chapter, The Giant, Fee Foo, is huge, but gentle and a real friend. He takes Jimmy, Judy and Paddy to the Goody Good Grove where they have an elegant Banquet. As night falls suddenly on the Magic Forest, they spot two scary yellow lights in the darkness.
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Chapter 11: Fee Foo, The Gentle Giant
The Cinnamon Bear: Chapter 10
It’s another adventure with The Cinnamon Bear! Last time, Judy and Jimmy were on the Magic Island, where the Roly-Poly Policeman had taken their Silver Star for his uniform. But before the kids got to him, Crazy Quilt Dragon ran off with the Silver Star again!
Today: Chapter 10: Professor Whiz
In this chapter, Paddy, it seems, crossed an invisible boundary line, and so do the children, reuniting the group once again. An educated owl. Professor Whiz tells them that he’d spotted Crazy Quilt run into the nearby home of the feared Wintergreen Witch. They follow but find the home empty, except for a magical picture of a great forest. Stepping through the frame of the Picture into the woods, they meet tiny Fraidy Cat, who in a wee voice tells of a great giant who lives there. The trio and the kitten try to run when the giant approaches.
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Chapter 10: Professor Whiz
The Cinnamon Bear: Chapter 9
It’s another adventure with The Cinnamon Bear! Last time, Judy and Jimmy were captured by Captain Taffy and his Pirates. The pirates took the kids to the Magic Island and loaned them a rowboat.
Today: Chapter 9: Roly-Poly Policeman
In this chapter, The pirates give the children a small boat to row to shore and then sail off. But a Magic Wave prevents them from getting through the surf. They try again a few hundred feet down the shore and find the water calmer. Landing on the beach they return to find the Roly Poly Policeman, but the star is gone from his chest. The Irish-brogued cop explained that a fellow who said he was a friend of theirs came to collect the star, then ran on up the beach in the opposite direction. From the policeman’s description, it could have been none other than Crazy Quilt. Our group follows but as they are running along the sand, Paddy O’Cinnamon disappears.
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Chapter 9: Roly-Poly Policeman
The Cinnamon Bear: Chapter 8
It’s another adventure with The Cinnamon Bear! Last time, Judy and Jimmy met Presto, the Magician who pulled Penelope, the Pelican from his hat, but she had dropped the Silver Star on the Island of Obi.
Today: Chapter 8: Candy Pirates
In this chapter, Crazy Quilt flees again and the rest of our friends are hustled into the buccaneers longboat and, as prisoners, are taken aboard the anchored pirate ship, the Suzy Q. There they learn from Capt. Tatty that their supposed captors are the Candy Pirates and friendly follows indeed. The pirates agree to sail to Obi. As they approach the island’s shores, they see through a telescope a big Roly Poly Policeman patrolling the beach. And on the lapel of his uniform is pinned their Silver Star.
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Chapter 8: Candy Pirates








