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Tag, isn't it time for...?
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# Duggee
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# Duggee
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# Duggee
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# Woof
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# Duggee... #
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Duggee and The Library Badge.
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It's on their face,
Happy.
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But how do they smell?
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Hello, Squirrels.
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What are you doing?
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We're trying to work something out.
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Well, maybe Duggee can help.
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ALL: Duggee!
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Do fish have noses?
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Oh, woof!
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You don't know?
Woof.
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But we can find the answer...
Woof! ..in a book.
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Which one?
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Well, let's look at the animal
section and find the one beginning
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with F... For fish.
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Woof!
Now,
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let's see if the book will
answer your question.
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It says here
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they have very
small noses for smelling food.
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You see, Duggee's library
had the answer.
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What's a library?
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Woof! It says here that a
library is a collection of books
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that you can borrow and read.
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Who borrows your books, Duggee?
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Oh, woof, woof.
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No-one?
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But they might have questions...
..that need answers.
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It says here that you can take
books around by making this -
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a library on wheels.
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And it says here in the Squirrel
Club book...
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..that on your left arm,
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third row down
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you have a Library Badge
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and can help.
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Well, then, let's make a mobile
library.
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CLATTER
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Finished!
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Your library looks wonderful,
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Squirrels.
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It's a disaster.
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Hi, Tino.
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Are you OK?
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No.
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I've lost touch with my
inner artiste.
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I simply cannot capture
the equine spirit.
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ALL: Huh?
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I can't draw a horse.
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Maybe one of our library
books can help.
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Why, it's...
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I read this book as a teeny,
tiny, teeny bambino.
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The boldness of colour, the
audacious simplicity. This book
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has reminded me my art isn't
about realism...
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..but feeling. Perfection!
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Glad you like the book, Tino.
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I'd like a book.
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I'm a fast reader, so preferably
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a big one, please.
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This is the biggest one we've got.
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It's called...
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..Hot and Cold Dragons
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Volume 1.
Sunrise On Sandals.
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I'm not usually into fantasy,
but I'll give it a go.
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ALL: Happy reading!
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No, definitely not
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royal cherry.
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What's the matter, King Tiger?
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I can't remember my favourite
flavour of ice cream.
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It's not fruity toot
or mango fandango.
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Maybe the answer is in this one.
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Oh, my autobiography.
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This is a copy I signed
for you, Duggee.
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It's in excellent condition,
like it's never been read.
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Ahem!
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Here we are. The Decadence
chapter, where my joke had everyone
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at the pudding party melting.
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Just like my favourite ice cream.
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Vanilla!
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Mm.
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ALL: Yummy!
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Here's your book back.
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Didn't you like it? I loved it!
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I need to know what happens to all
600 characters now.
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Then here's the next one.
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Volume 2.
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A Clash of Reptiles.
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Oh, I can't wait.
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Oh. Hello, Old Deers.
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What are you doing?
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Nothing exciting.
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It's all a bit dry at the moment.
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Then read this.
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Oh, fully illustrated.
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That should spice up our day.
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ALL: Buon appetito!
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I finished.
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What happens next?
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You can find out in Volume 3.
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Hot Air Cold Snow.
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Give it to me!
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Well, it seems your
library is a success.
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I wonder who else might need a book?
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The Book of Calm?
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Yes!
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The Big Book Of Short Stories.
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Ooh! I love a bit of light reading.
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A History Of Cheese -
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Scratch And Sniff Edition.
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Mm!
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The Bumper Book of Jokes.
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Now, Squirrels,
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which books
would you like to borrow?
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Cakes That Can't Go Wrong.
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Bubble Baths Through the Ages.
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The Spy That Never Fell Over.
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Space Experiments For Beginners.
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Stories for Sleepy Hippos.
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Good choice, Squirrels.
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You've definitely earned your...
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Hmm, then they get
their Library Badge,
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parents arrive, Duggee hug,
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blah, blah, blah.
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Ah! Here we are.
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I do hope they enjoy their books,
Duggee.
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Woof! You want me to read it again?!
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Quack-quack! OK.
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This book has definitely
improved my technique.
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Just a small piece for me, please.
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"..And everyone agreed
that I was the best.
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"Chapter 27. The Nursery Years."
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I can't put this book down...
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CLATTER
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What does Chef Buck Stag tell us
to do now?
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Butter our dish. Does he now?
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All over.
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By heck, that's going to taste
good, isn't it?
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It worked!
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GIGGLING
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Once upon a time...
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SNORING
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This book is amazing.
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What?! Is that the end?!
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Oh, woof!