Squeak, Squeak, Squeak Pablo

# Pablo thinks differently

# Sees the world in different ways

# Some kids like to party, some don't and that's OK

# Wren likes her flapping, and she likes to sing away

# Noa's really sensitive, Draff's got so much to say

# Tang has lots of energy, mouse likes quiet play

# Llama likes repeating things, and I draw the pictures in

# When we all get together and the fun begins

# Fun begins. Fun begins.

# Pablo, Pablo, sees the world in different ways

# Pablo thinks differently, sees the world in different ways. #

Wahoo!

SHOES SQUEAK

SHOES SQUEAK

SQUEAKING

SQUEAKING

Squeak, squeak, squeak.

What was that noise, Llama?

What was that noise, Llama?

Ah, mouse, that was you making the squeaky noise.

No, it wasn't.

Mouse doesn't squeak.

Oh. I thought it sounded like a mouse.

I thought it sounded like a mouse.

SQUEAKING

There it is again.

Squeak, squeak, squeak.

Isn't that a mouse?

No. Mice don't squeak like that.

In point of fact, mice do squeak.

Maybe sometimes.

But not like that.

Then what could it possibly be?

I know what it is.

Pablo.

Pablo.

Hello, Pablo.

It's shoes.

That's what's making the noise.

-Shoes?

-Shoes don't squeak.

-Do they?

-Some shoes do.

And some mice.

Come on, they're in here.

The shoes.

Quiet now.

We need to listen.

There they are.

Mouse told you shoes don't squeak.

Mouse told you shoes don't squeak.

They do. But maybe they're sleeping.

When they're awake, they squeak a lot.

I heard them.

Oh, where is everybody?

Hello?

Hello?

Oops.

Never mind, Noasaurus.

It was an accident.

Noasaurus is too big.

Or I need to draw a bigger door.

SQUEAKING

SQUEAKING

The shoes.

-Where did they go?

-Noasaurus must have scared them away.

Indeed, the shoes must be hiding.

Oh, oh, what are we playing?

Find the squeaky shoes.

That sounds like a good game.

SQUEAKING

Did you hear them again, Llama.

SQUEAKING

I hear them.

I hear them, too.

SQUEAKING

Wait!

Go gently.

The shoes might be scared.

That squeaky sound might be crying.

SQUEAKING

That doesn't sound like crying.

That sounds like laughing.

I bet they're playing hide-and-squeak.

My shoes hide sometimes.

In point of fact, shoes do like to hide.

Usually under the bed.

Socks like hiding too and T-shirts.

And underpants.

And underpants.

Let's find the squeaky shoes.

Huh?

Sometimes, shoes do hide in bathrooms.

No shoes in here.

Just clothes.

They're under the bed.

They're under the beds.

Shoes usually hide under the bed.

Or the sofa.

Are they crying?

-Or laughing?

-They're not doing either.

I'll bet they're ticklish.

Shoes go next to feet and feet are very ticklish.

Watch.

Llama wouldn't like to be tickled.

No, thank you. No, thank you.

Neither would mouse.

SQUEAKING

SQUEAKING

Squeak, squeak.

SQUEAKING

That's not a laughing sound.

SQUEAKING

Or a crying sound.

SQUEAKING

It's more of a bending sound.

Like swinging on a branch.

Or bouncing on a bed.

SQUEAKING

Or walking on a squeaky board.

SQUEAKING

In point of fact, the new shoes are making a bending sound.

My mum makes a bending sound sometimes.

Oooooh!

That's a yoga noise.

She's stretching.

Precisely. The shoes are doing shoe yoga.

Shoe yoga?

Shoe yoga.

They need to walk around a lot to do their stretching.

Shoe yoga.

Shall we go for a walk, shoes?

SQUEAKING

SQUEAKING

Have you seen my new shoes anywhere?

No.

Pablo...!