Barry's Mystery Lulu Zipadoo

Lulu!

Lulu?

Lulu!

Lulu? Lulu!

# Have you all seen Lulu, Lulu Zipadoo

# The cutest little tortoise will always be there for us

# She's looking out for fun for her and everyone

# Oh, Lulu, look at her go

# She's on a new adventure

# Who knows where it will end

# She loves to go exploring with Hugo, her best friend

# She heads out far and wide, with just one wish in mind

# Along with all her friends

# Lulu, where you going to

# Lulu, we are coming too

# Lulu, always on the go and if you want to find her

# Call Lulu Zipadoo. #

Lulu Zipadoo!

-Would you rather be a cauliflower or a tomato?

-What kind of tomato?

-A small one or a big one?

-Well, medium-sized.

-Well, then I'd rather be a courgette.

-And you?

-I'd rather be a shoe.

-That's not even a vegetable.

-OK, OK.

I'd rather be a saucepan.

What about you, Barry? Huh?

Barry? Barry!

He disappeared? Just like that, all of a sudden?

Yeah, we were with him on the path and the next second, poof!

We were all alone.

Maybe something scary happened to him.

-Maybe he slipped into a big hole.

-A hole full of big courgettes.

Don't be silly. I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

-Maybe we should look for him anyway.

-Lulu's right. Let's go.

-Let's go!

-Where do you want to go?

-Huh?

-There you are, Barry. We were looking for you.

-Where were you?

Don't know where. Why?

-We were worried.

-You shouldn't have been.

-What were you doing?

You vanished all of a sudden.

I don't have to tell you. I can do things by myself.

Now, don't follow me.

Why did he get so upset? That's not like Barry at all.

-I think Barry's definitely up to something.

-Wait, everyone. He might

be preparing a surprise so he can't say anything.

Yes, Hugo, that must be it. I wonder what he's doing.

Yes, perhaps we should find out some more then.

We could go to the clearing and from there,

we could watch what he was doing.

-Oh, yes, we could follow his footprints like hunters.

-Exactly.

-Good idea.

-But if he sees us, he could get cross.

I know, but if he's in trouble, then we could help him.

All right, what shall we do then?

We'll keep Barry busy.

-And how will we do that?

-Barry's really strong.

We just have to ask him to move something really heavy.

-Oh, good idea.

-You can trust us.

Anyway, I don't have to tell them everything. They're my friends.

I never hide anything from them.

Barry. Wait a minute, I've got something for you. Hold on.

-Here, I found the book you were looking for.

-Oh, that's great.

Thanks, Brendan. I'll bring it back as soon as I'm finished.

-Listen, Barry, we need your help.

-We want to make

a picture for the teacher. It's for her birthday.

But her birthday's in three months' time.

Exactly, which means the paint will have time to dry.

We want to paint the mill but with a big rock in front so it's nicer.

The only problem is that the rock we like -

we're not strong enough to move it.

-Can you help us?

-And how long have you two known how to paint?

That's true. How long have we known how to paint?

What's the matter with you? Have you got something in your eye?

Oh, right. We've known how to paint since I bought myself some brushes.

So can you help us, Barry?

This is the place where Barry disappeared from.

This is where we have to start.

That's great, but how are we supposed to find out where he went?

Mother Nature will always talk to those who want to listen.

That's what Brendan says.

Look! There! Some footprints. They belong to Barry.

And over here. These belong to Freddy and Freda.

And we can see that Barry went off by himself in this direction.

Come on!

-We shouldn't do this without him knowing.

-Don't worry about it, Spike.

Barry won't find out. I'm sure he's having a great time wherever he is.

Couldn't you two have found a rock that wasn't so heavy?

-Is this OK here?

-It's still too soon.

We have to find him something else to do.

That's funny. It doesn't look the way I imagined it would at all.

Really? I think it's great.

Listen, Freda, you really must have something in your eye.

Oh! Actually, no. This doesn't look that good at all. No, not at all.

It would look a lot nicer right in front of the old cherry tree.

-You want me to move it to the old cherry tree?

-Yes.

Yes, that's a great idea.

Maybe he's got a secret new friend

and that's why he won't tell us anything.

Maybe he's hiding some treasure.

For the time being, the only thing hiding here is footprints.

Can we stop now? We've been walking for hours.

There! Look at that branch, it's broken.

Barry must have walked through here

and broken the branch with his shoulder.

Come on!

Here we go again.

I'm telling you, I'm not moving it again.

-Um, all right, but can you push it a bit?

-Push it?

Can you push it right up against the cherry tree?

That way it can't roll away.

I'm sure it will make a great picture for the teacher.

Look, everyone. There aren't any squashed leaves.

And no more footprints either.

-We must have missed something.

-We'll never find out where he's gone.

Let's stop now. We should never have started this.

-Hugo might be right, you know.

-Wait a minute.

I think there might be footprints in this muddy puddle.

He went that way!

Oh no.

All right, listen, you two. I've had enough.

I've got other things to do

so you're just going to have to carry on without me.

Oh no, Barry. Don't go. We're supposed to keep you busy.

Keep me busy. What do you mean?

-I, um, ah...

-Where are the others?

-We don't know.

-Really? We don't know?

-What's wrong with your eye?

-Why do you keep forgetting?

What do you mean by that?

-I'm going cross-eyed!

-I told you there was something in your eye.

Where's Barry? Oh no, we've lost him again.

Look at that!

-What is it?

-Wait, don't move. I'll go see.

Don't come any nearer!

Only Barry can come and see me.

If you take one more step,

you'll be in trouble!

I told you we shouldn't have come.

Barry, what are you doing? Why are you talking like that?

You got a sore throat?

-Barry? It was you with that voice like that?

-Oh, dear me, Barry.

You really did give us a big scare.

You shouldn't be in this place anyway.

I told you it was nothing to do with you.

What is this thing anyway?

A sculpture. I made it with pieces of wood and some mud.

I work on it every day.

So you're a sculptor? Since when?

I started a few weeks ago. I enjoy it.

Why didn't you tell us about it?

-I was scared you wouldn't like it.

-Don't be silly.

Your sculpture is beautiful.

-Really? You really think so?

-Well, yes.

Anyway, now we know what your secret is. You're an artist!

-Thanks, everybody.

-It is really beautiful.

-Yes, it's beautiful.

-Like a courgette.

-Or like a big saucepan full of lovely shoes.

-Barry?

-Lulu?

-Hugo?

-Yoo-hoo!

Yoo-hoo!

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