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CBeebies Bedtime Story.

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Hiya, I'm James.

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Tonight's bedtime story is called Wee Granny's Magic Bag

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and it's by Elizabeth McKay and Maria Bogade.

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Are you sitting comfortably?

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Good. Then I'll begin.

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Emily and Harry were excited.

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They were waiting for Wee Granny to arrive.

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She was taking them to the park

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while Mum helped get ready for the school fair.

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They loved going places with Wee Granny.

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They hoped she'd bring her tartan bag.

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Surprising things always happened

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when Wee Granny brought her bag.

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Last Christmas, Wee Granny and the children went carol singing.

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And when Harry's candle burned right down to a stump,

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Wee Granny reached into her tartan bag

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and pulled out...

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a lamppost to help him see.

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Last summer, Wee Granny took the children to the seaside.

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When they got to the beach, she reached into her tartan bag

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and pulled out three deckchairs.

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Stripy ones for herself and Harry,

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and a pink one for Emily

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because that was her favourite colour.

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"Wee Granny's coming!" Mum called out at last.

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"Hello, my bonnie darlings," Wee Granny said.

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"I've brought sandwiches and orange juice for our picnic in the park."

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"Thank you, Wee Granny," said Emily and Harry.

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"Have a nice time," Mum said as she waved them goodbye.

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"And remember to be good."

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"Would you like to sit down, Wee Granny?" Emily asked

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when they reached the park.

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"On a deckchair, perhaps?"

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"Let's find a picnic bench," replied Wee Granny.

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While Wee Granny was getting the picnic things from her bag,

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the children tried to peek inside,

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but she snapped it shut.

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Harry couldn't stand it any longer.

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"Wee Granny," he asked,

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"did you bring anything else in your bag?"

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"I've brought my phone," Wee Granny said.

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"You never know when somebody might call."

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Emily and Harry were disappointed.

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Then, they heard a ringing noise coming from Wee Granny's bag.

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Brriiiing! Brriiiing!

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She reached inside and pulled out...

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a bright red

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old-fashioned telephone box.

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"I won't be long, my bonnie darlings," she said,

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stepping inside the box and closing the door.

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The children stared wide-eyed

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as they watched Wee Granny chattering inside.

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"That was your mum.

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"They need more cupcakes for the school fair,

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"so she asked me to make some.

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"Will you help me, my bonnie darlings?"

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"Yes, please," yelled the children.

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They loved baking.

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"I'll need a big mixing bowl," said Wee Granny.

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"I'm sure I've got one in here somewhere."

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She rummaged in her tartan bag and brought out a bowl.

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"And I need kitchen scales,

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"a cupcake tin,

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"flour, butter,

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"sugar and eggs.

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"And, of course, to bake the cakes,

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"I'll need a nice hot oven,"

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Wee Granny said, peering inside her bag.

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Harry and Emily looked at each other

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and they shook their heads.

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No-one, not even Wee Granny,

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could carry an oven around in her bag.

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Could she?

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"Be careful, my bonnie darlings,"

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Wee Granny said, placing the oven on the ground.

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"Don't go too close, it's very hot."

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Everyone was busy weighing and measuring and mixing.

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Soon, a warm smell of baking filled the park.

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"Time to do the washing up,"

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Wee Granny said when the children had scraped the baking bowl clean.

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Wee Granny reached into her tartan bag.

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"Oh, deary me," she said.

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"I forgot to bring the kitchen sink.

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"We'll have to wash the dishes in the pond.

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"Quick, my bonnie darlings.

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"People are starting to stare."

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Emily and Harry looked up to see a small crowd gathering around them.

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By the time they'd finished washing up,

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the cupcakes were ready.

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They placed them carefully inside some boxes.

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You can probably guess where they got the boxes.

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"Uh-oh." said Harry, "I can see a policeman coming."

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"Hurry, children," said Wee Granny,

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"let's clear everything away."

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Wee Granny opened up her bag, and in went...

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the eggs, the sugar,

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the butter, the flour,

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the cake tin, the kitchen scales

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and the mixing bowl.

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"Wow," whispered Harry and Emily

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as they watched Wee Granny

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squee-eeze

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the enormous oven into her tartan bag.

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Then, Wee Granny closed her bag,

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put it under her arm,

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and took the children to the school

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to meet their mum and Mrs Graham, their teacher.

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"Thank you, Wee Granny," said Mrs Graham.

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"Now we've got lots of cakes to sell on Saturday."

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And she gave the children a cupcake each for helping.

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"Don't eat them until you've had your supper," said Mum.

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"Can we put them in your bag, Wee Granny?" asked Harry.

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"Of course," said Wee Granny.

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"I don't have much in it today."

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"What about...?"

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"Sh-sh-sh, Emily," said Wee Granny.

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"It's time to go home."

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"Are you coming to the school fair on Saturday?"

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asked Emily on the way home.

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"Of course, my bonnie darling,"

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said Wee Granny. "I'm going with Bert."

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"Who's Bert?" asked Harry.

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"Bert is my friend," said Wee Granny.

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"Would you like to meet him?"

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The children nodded.

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Wee Granny reached into her tartan bag, and pulled out...

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"Eee-yaaaw!

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"Eee-yaaaw!"

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"Bert and I are in charge of the donkey rides."

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"Wow!" said Emily.

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"Wee Granny," said Harry,

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"is your bag magic?"

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"Of course not," said Wee Granny with a wink.

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"I just like to be prepared."

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That story was called Wee Granny's Magic Bag.

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It's bedtime now,

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so off you go to get snuggled up for the night.

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Maybe you'll have a magical dream tonight.

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I do hope so.

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I'll be back again very soon with another bedtime story.

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Good night.

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Zzzzz...

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