S1.E8 ∙ Revisit Cultural Roots

In a town called Boysenberg, a giant girl named Goldie and her friends embark on heartwarming adventures that teach them to celebrate what makes each person special and unique.

A boy goes to a ski trip while on his trip he goes camping. He writes imaginative stories that come to life. In Dream1, he writes in his journal about a fantasy adventure. His father encounters 3 symbolic objects of miniatures: a Ferris wheel, ship in bottle, and snow globe. In contrast the objects assigned to his mother are: a book nook, and an Alice in Wonderland children's pop up book. They transport to memories in his bedroom. As the parents in the real world search for the boy when he goes missing. The parents leave the tent into a secret pathway. Finding 3 miniature tents where his son is dressed as a train conductor. He greets his parent's and leads them through this fantasy word and they shrink to size. Going to reality is the son writing in his enchanted journal about the experience.

Our ragtag crew arrives on the island of Lesser Boatswain: the island is haunted, and the curse upon it must be removed. Will they succeed? Or will they be bested by faeries, a frog person, or a tiny elephant person? Only time will tell.

Just before Christmas, 11-year-old Stine arrives on Cobbler Street all by herself and seeks shelter with Shoemaker Andersen, a grumpy old man who just wants to be left alone. Their meeting changes everything for both of them.