Mr Greator the Creator Grandpa In My Pocket

Not the shrinking cap, Grandpa!

Catch me if you can!

Grandpa!

No, be careful!

Grandpa, stop!

'This is the lighthouse in Sunnysands.

'It's where Mr Mentor the Inventor lives.

'He just loves inventing crazy things.

'And we just love going to visit him in the lighthouse.

'Sometimes, he invents things quite accidentally.

'Sometimes, Grandpa helps with his inventions.

'But Sunnysands just wouldn't be Sunnysands without Mr Mentor.

'We're always really pleased to see him.

'One morning, while I was helping Dad,

'he burst into the garden.'

I've got some spectopular news!

'Mr Mentor invents words as well.'

-Really? What?

-My very good friend, Mr Greator the Creator,

has come to Sunnysands.

He's one of the most remarkabubble inventors in the universe.

He sounds amazing! I'd love to meet him.

He's staying at the lighthouse,

so you can come meet him now, this minute!

'Yes, this was the day we all got to meet Mr Greator the Creator!

'Mr Greator is very big and very jolly,

'and he likes everything to be big.

'Especially his inventions.

'Like this...his super-sized sausage squeezer.

'That makes him extra jolly.'

HE CHUCKLES

Can I come? I'd love to meet Mr Greator the Creator.

You'd never manage the lighthouse stairs.

-Never mind, I'm sure you'll meet him very soon.

-I'm sure I will.

-Sooner than you expect...

-'I knew what Grandpa was thinking.'

I'm going to meet Mr Greator the Creator, stairs or no stairs!

Not the shrinking cap, Grandpa!

Catch me if you can!

'You know what happens when Grandpa shrinks.

'He can do all sorts of amazing things.

'He can get into my toy car and make it go.

'Or he can jump on my Sunnysands train and chuff around the room.

'But today, he decided to fly in my toy plane.

'So Grandpa went off to the lighthouse in my plane,

'and we all went in Campo.

'In fact, Grandpa was flying so fast, he got there first!

'Mr Greator was upstairs, singing, so he didn't see Grandpa

'flying in through the window, or landing on the floor.'

'Grandpa climbed up the table and hid in one of Mr Mentor's

'inventions - the Marvelicious Model Maker.

'Just in time, too.'

Mr Greator, Mr Greator!

Allow me to introduce my spectopularly dear friends

Jemima and Jason Mason.

Oh! You're rather small, aren't you? I like big friends!

I like everything big, especially inventions.

'At that moment, I spotted Grandpa in the Marvelicious Model Maker.'

I've been looking at your inventions, Mr Mentor,

and they are all very small!

What is more, I have no idea what any of them do.

Ha ha, no. Nor have I!

That's what I love about them.

Take this Marvelicious Model Maker, for example.

It's should make models out of clay, but what it actually does

-is make rather spectocular soup.

-Ah...

-The clay goes in here...

-Mr Greator was very interested,

but I was worried when he stuck his hand inside.

-Would he find Grandpa?

-Ouch!

-Oh! Something nipped me. What is in there?

-Just modelling clay.

It was probably a bug that got into the machine. Um... Here.

I'll take a look.

And what is this ridiculous contraption?

It's my Automatic Hairostatic. One of my most brillioso inventions,

if I say so myself.

Hmmm. Well, show me how it works! Small girl, sit there.

Now, if I can just remember...

While Mr Mentor was trying to get his Automatic Hairostatic to work,

I rescued Grandpa from the Marvelicious Model Maker.

-Ooh!

-Meanwhile, poor Jemima looked like this.

Mr Mentor IS the most remarkabubble inventor in Sunnysands!

No! I am the most remarkabubble inventor in Sunnysands,

because I have decided to move here.

-To Sunnysands?

-Not just Sunnysands, but the lighthouse.

-What?

-This lighthouse?

-Of course this lighthouse.

Mr Mentor will simply have to move out.

Move out? I can't. This is my home.

You can't live here. You're not a proper inventor.

-BOTH CHILDREN: He is!

-Oh! Very well.

We shall see.

I challenge you to a big inventing competition.

We both have to invent something... Let me think. Yes!

Something that turns small things into big things!

Small into big? I've never invented anything like that.

Miss Smiley will be judge. See you in her cafe in an hour.

-An hour?

-Whoever has the best invention wins the lighthouse.

And whoever loses lives in a garden shed. Ha ha ha!

Oh! A garden shed!

Oh, I'll never do it. What'll I use? I don't have anything suitable.

Oh, it's absolumptly impossibubble.

Please calm down, Mr Mentor.

'Jemima took him upstairs to calm him down.'

This is terrible, Grandpa.

Don't worry. I'm going to make sure Mr Mentor wins this competition,

if it's the last thing I do.

-I've got a plan. It's risky, but I think it'll work.

-I don't like risky.

See that big box over there?

Use that. Make it look good. And put a whole in the back.

I'll see you in the cafe in an hour.

OK.

And with that, he jumped off the table,

got back in the plane, and flew out of the window.

At the cafe, Mr Greator had taken no time at all

to invent his invention,

a Supersonic Supersizer.

I'm impressed, Mr Greator.

-So am I. Very impressed!

-Ha ha ha!

Luckily, everybody was so busy being impressed,

that they didn't see Grandpa running in.

And then we all turned up.

So, this is all you could come up with?

-Just a cardboard box?

-It's not just a cardboard box.

It's Mr Mentor's Mega Magic Magnifier.

'While everyone was asking Mr Mentor questions

'about his Mega Magic Magnifier,

'and Mr Greator was laughing it it, I put the box down.

'Grandpa wanted me to turn it round so the hole was at the back.'

-Perfect.

-'Then he told me the rest of the plan.'

This is what we're going to do.

HE WHISPERS

And he ran and got into the box.

Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to show you

my Supersonic Supersizer.

This amazingly brilliant invention

-can turn small things into big things!

-Ooh!

-Ooh!

Gather round, everyone.

'So, Mr Greator took a small Sunnysands cupcake

'and put it into his Supersonic Supersizer.

'He closed the door, pulled the lever,

and out came...

Ha ha ha!

-A big Sunnysands cupcake!

-APPLAUSE

That is wonderful. The most wonderbubble invention I've seen.

Of course.

Mr Greator, you are the winner.

GASPS

The keys to the lighthouse, please, Mr Mentor.

I'm sure I shall be very happy in a...garden shed.

Oh!

'Poor Mr Mentor ran out of the cafe and everyone followed him.

'Everyone, that is, except me.'

It's a pity nobody got to see Mr Mentor's Mega Magic Magnifier.

-It can turn small people into big people.

-Impossible!

-No invention could ever do such a thing.

-This one does.

I'll show you.

'So, I opened up the box...

-'and there, inside, was Grandpa.'

-Oh! A small person!

I've never seen such a small person. Is he real?

Oh, yes. But this invention makes him big. Are you ready?

'It was time for Grandpa to take his cap off.' Cap off!

Oh!

That's astonishing!

It not only makes small things big, it makes big things small.

Cap on! 'So, Grandpa put his shrinking cap on,

'and got smaller and smaller.'

-Arrgghhh!

-'This was all too much for Mr Greator.

-'He ran.'

-Arrgggh!

-What's the matter?

-I've never seen anything like it!

It was amazing! Incredible! A work of genius!

Mr Mentor, you are the most remarkabubble inventor

in Sunnysands. Nay! The universe!

The lighthouse belongs to you.

ALL: Oh!

Arrgghh!

What happened, Jason?

Oh, I just showed Mr Greator Mr Mentor's Mega Magic Magnifier.

-He was so impressed.

-But I don't understand.

-It's no more than a cardboard box.

-You know how it is.

-Sometimes your inventions start working all by themselves.

-Yes.

I suppose they do.

So, off we went back home.

Grandpa arrived just before us.

He quickly ran in, ahead of everyone else,

took off his shrinking cap, and came back to his normal size.

We did it, Jason.

We got rid of that awful Mr Greator the Creator.

And how did we do it?

-With teamwork, Grandpa?

-With teamwork.

-Grandpa, you're awake!

I'm so glad you didn't meet Mr Greator. He was horrible.

He even tried to take over the lighthouse. Jason saved the day.

-Did he, now? Well done.

-I don't know why Mr Greator liked big things.

-I think small things are just as good. Don't you?

-Oh, absolumptly.

I think small things are the best.

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