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Percy's Perfectly Wonky Line: a fun kids storytelling episode about mistakes that make magic Meet Percy the Pencil: bright yellow, perfectly pink eraser, and a shiny silver tip. But Percy had a big wobbling worryβhis very first day at school! Could he write straight lines, spell the right words, and survive being... used?
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one herePercy's Perfectly Wonky Line: a fun kids storytelling episode about mistakes that make magic Meet Percy the Pencil: bright yellow, perfectly pink eraser, and a shiny silver tip. But Percy had a big wobbling worryβhis very first day at school! Could he write straight lines, spell the right words, and survive being... used?
From a brand new pencil case with chatty rulers and bouncing scissors, to wobbly letters turning into flying cats, racing snails, and dancing dragons, Percy learns a wonderful secret: mistakes aren't mistakes at all. They are adventures waiting to happen. Every wiggly line makes stories come alive, full of character and fun.
Episode length: ~9 minutes Ages: 4β400 Best enjoyed: bedtime, car journeys, or anytime kids and grown-ups want a story filled with whimsy and joy Press play and join Percy, Emma, and Professor Inkwell in a kids storytelling podcast full of wobbles, giggles, and gloriously wonky adventures. Ridiculous, warm, and wonderfully barmy.
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