The Finest in the Land

The Finest in the Land

Anneena came round to play with Biff and Chip. Wilf and Wilma came too, and so did Nadim. “ I'm six next week, ” Kipper told them. “ Do you want to come to my birthday?” “ Six? You're catching up with me, ” said Wilma.

Mum took Kipper to the shops. When he had gone, Wilma had an idea. “ Let's form a band. Then we can play Happy Birthday to Kipper. ” “ But his birthday is next week, ” said Nadim. " We'll need the time to practise, ” said Wilma.

Biff liked the idea of forming a band. The boys were not so sure. " We can't play instruments, ” said Wilf. “ You and Chip can play the kazoo, ” said Biff. “ Nadim can play the tambourine. “ And we can all sing, ” said Anneena.

At last they were ready to play. Wilma started them off. “ One . . . two . . . three, ” she said. They began to play Happy Birthday. It sounded quite good. It sounded even better when they played it again. Suddenly the magic key began to glow.

The magic took the children on another adventure. “ Help! ” called Anneena. “ We still have our instruments. ” “ I hope my guitar doesn't get broken, ” said Wilma.