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A POEKIDZ ADVENTURE

Ginger & Professor P: The Constellation That Wouldn't Sit Still

A complete six-page adventure

A runaway star turns an orderly observatory upside down. Ginger and Professor P follow its trail through a moving library—and discover that finding a place in the sky takes more than a perfect chart.

Featuring
  • Ginger
  • Professor P
  • Little Star
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Ginger & Professor P: The Constellation That Wouldn't Sit Still

The jumble

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Ginger studies star cards while Professor P gestures beside an observatory telescope.
Page 1, panel 1.

At the observatory, Professor P had a place for every star.

Professor P A perfect pattern. What could possibly go—

Ginger You really should stop saying that.

A magical gust whirls the cards around Ginger and Professor P.
Page 1, panel 2.

The sky answered before he could finish.

Professor P My perfectly organized everything!

Ginger Your everything is making a break for it.

Ginger follows a trail of golden sparks toward the library stairs.
Page 1, panel 3.

Among the runaway cards, Ginger spotted something smaller.

Ginger One star is missing. And leaving crumbs.

Professor P At last. A helpful disaster.

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Ginger & Professor P: The Constellation That Wouldn't Sit Still

The moving staircase

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Ginger follows golden sparks onto floating library stairs as Professor P balances behind her.
Page 2, panel 1.

The trail climbed into the library. So did the stairs.

Ginger Come on! The trail's getting away.

Professor P So is the floor!

Ginger steadies Professor P as he hops between floating wooden steps.
Page 2, panel 2.

Ginger caught a flipper. Professor P caught his breath.

Professor P Libraries are supposed to be quiet.

Ginger Then panic in a whisper.

The friends find a glowing cream teacup in a high reading nook.
Page 2, panel 3.

At the top, the sparks led to a very small hiding place.

Professor P My tea is glowing.

Ginger Your tea has company.

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Ginger & Professor P: The Constellation That Wouldn't Sit Still

A star in the teacup

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A tiny golden star peeks from a turquoise-rimmed teacup while the friends lean close.
Page 3, panel 1.

Two little eyes peered over the rim.

Ginger Hello in there.

Little Star Is the test over?

The little star shrinks from Professor P's rigid pattern card as Ginger gently lowers it.
Page 3, panel 2.

The star trembled when Professor P lifted the chart.

Little Star What if I shine in the wrong place?

Professor P Oh. Is that what my chart looked like?

Ginger sits at the star's eye level while Professor P puts his cards aside.
Page 3, panel 3.

Ginger sat down. Professor P put the answer cards away.

Ginger We came to find you, not grade you.

Professor P No test. Just a rather unusual tea break.

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Ginger & Professor P: The Constellation That Wouldn't Sit Still

A friendlier path

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Back at the observatory, the friends clear the rigid star charts while the little star watches from its cup.
Page 4, panel 1.

Back downstairs, they made room for a different idea.

Professor P Perhaps the sky can survive a little improvising.

Ginger Excellent. Move your perfect elbow.

Ginger and Professor P arrange circle, triangle and square cards in a winding trail.
Page 4, panel 2.

The new path had bends, pauses, and room to change its mind.

Ginger Where would you like your first step?

Little Star Somewhere close.

Three glowing platforms rise toward the skylight as the star peeks above its teacup.
Page 4, panel 3.

Ginger lifted the shapes. Professor P held the first one steady.

Professor P One step. We'll stay right here.

Little Star Both of you?

Ginger Both of us.

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Ginger & Professor P: The Constellation That Wouldn't Sit Still

Three shapes, three friends

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The little star balances on a glowing circle while Professor P steadies it and Ginger encourages it.
Page 5, panel 1.

The first step was round, wobbly, and wonderfully possible.

Little Star I'm doing it!

Professor P Yes. Kindly tell my knees.

The star bounds between the glowing shape platforms while Ginger guides the triangle and Professor P points to the square.
Page 5, panel 2.

Ginger held the triangle. Professor P watched the landing.

Ginger You pick the moment.

Little Star This one!

The star lands on the highest purple square near the skylight as both friends celebrate below.
Page 5, panel 3.

On the square, the little star stopped looking down.

Little Star I can see where I want to go.

Professor P Then it appears we have our direction.

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Ginger & Professor P: The Constellation That Wouldn't Sit Still

Room for a different star

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The little star shoots through the open observatory skylight while the friends watch in delight.
Page 6, panel 1.

It leaped without waiting for a chart to say it could.

Ginger Look at that!

Professor P A completely unauthorized magnificent thing.

Ginger and Professor P watch a new curling constellation shine above the rooftop.
Page 6, panel 2.

The sky made a new pattern around its returning friend.

Ginger That bit looks like your beak.

Professor P A distinguished constellation, then.

The friends share a rooftop picnic beneath the new constellation, with biscuits, tea and the star's empty cup.
Page 6, panel 3.

Later, they celebrated with tea, biscuits, and one pleasantly empty cup.

Professor P Shall we name the constellation?

Ginger After tea. Some things should stay still.

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