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Best friends Jess and Lily visit Friendship Forest, where animals can talk and magic exists! When Jess and Lily return to Friendship Forest, Grizelda casts a spell to make little Olivia Nibblesqueak the hamster think shes a messy creature, just like Grizeldas new helpers! Can Jess and Lily find a way to make Olivia herself again?

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Daisy Meadows

Olivia Nibblesqueaks Messy Mischief

For Maggie Rose

Special thanks to Valerie Wilding

Chapter One A Special Day I think these are ready said Jess Forester - photo 1Chapter One A Special Day I think these are ready said Jess Forester - photo 2

Chapter One

A Special Day

I think these are ready, said Jess Forester, sniffing the freshly baked animal treats that were cooling on the table.

Great! said her best friend, Lily Hart. Now we can go and help with the feeding time!

The girls packed up the treats and left Lilys house, heading for the barn at the bottom of her yard. But this was no ordinary barn, it was the Helping Paw Wildlife Hospital, which was run by Lilys parents! Lily and Jess both adored animals and loved helping to care for them whenever they could. Luckily Jess only lived across the street from her best friend.

It was a bright autumn day and warm sunshine was glinting on the red and orange leaves in the trees. Lilys mom was putting fresh hay into the rabbit and guinea pig runs.

Lily held the treats. Look, Mom! Dad helped us make these treats from oats, grated carrots, and ripe bananas.

Mrs. Hart peered at them. Mmm, they look delicious! she said, grinning.

Theyre not for people, theyre for the animals! Jess laughed. She knew Lilys mom was teasing.

While Mrs Hart went back into the hospital for more food the girls put a - photo 3

While Mrs. Hart went back into the hospital for more food, the girls put a handful of treats in the rabbit run. The bunnies noses went woffle woffle as they sniffed the air, their whiskers quivering, then nibbled the treats.

Arent they sweet? said Lily. They remind me of the animals enjoying yummy food at the Toadstool Caf.

The girls grinned at each other The Toadstool Caf was in Friendship Forest a - photo 4

The girls grinned at each other. The Toadstool Caf was in Friendship Forest, a magical world where animals lived in beautiful little cottages and dens. But the most amazing thing about Friendship Forest was that all the creatures there could talk!

I wonder when well see Goldie again, said Jess, thinking about the beautiful cat that took them to the forest. Its so much fun talking to the animals.

And sharing adventures with them! added Lily.

They heard a soft mew. From behind a hutch a sweet golden face appeared, with eyes as green as new grass.

Goldie! the girls cried in delight. The cat bounded over and rubbed against their legs, purring. Then she turned toward Brightley Stream, which ran at the end of the Harts yard, and mewed again.

She wants us to follow her, cried Jess, her eyes shining. Were going back to Friendship Forest!

Filled with excitement, the girls raced after Goldie, their feet rustling the leaves that lay all around. They went over the stepping stones that crossed the stream and into Brightley Meadow. Ahead of them was a huge, dead oak tree.

Right before their eyes, the branches burst into new life. Scarlet berries hung from every bough and bluebirds swooped between the branches, singing a joyful song.

Goldie mewed and put a paw up to touch the tree and some letters appeared - photo 5

Goldie mewed and put a paw up to touch the tree, and some letters appeared, carved into the trees bark.

The girls clasped hands and read the words aloud. Friendship Forest!

A door with a leaf-shaped handle appeared in the trunk. When Jess opened it, shimmering golden light shone from inside. Goldie ran through the doorway.

Jess grinned at Lily. I wonder what adventure well have this time?

The girls hearts raced as they followed Goldie into the light, and their bodies tingled all over as they shrank, just a little.

As the glow faded, Jess and Lily found themselves in a clearing in Friendship Forest. The air was warm and filled with the scent of cotton-candy flowers.

Welcome back, said Goldies soft voice.

The girls turned. The cat, now wearing a golden scarf, stood upright, as tall as their shoulders. She ran to hug them. Ive got a surprise for you! she said.

Wondering what it could be the girls followed Goldie Their friends tail was - photo 6

Wondering what it could be, the girls followed Goldie. Their friends tail was twitching with excitement as they passed little cottages nestled between tree roots and perched on branches. But none of their animal friends were waving from the windows like they usually did.

Friendship Forest seems really quiet today, Goldie, said Jess. Is there something happening?

The cat smiled Youll see she said As they reached a small clearing a - photo 7

The cat smiled. Youll see, she said.

As they reached a small clearing, a delicious aroma wafted toward them. Lots of different animals were crowded outside a pretty little pink cottage. Now the girls knew why they hadnt seen any of their friendseverybody was here!

Look at all the cakes and buns! said Jess. Thats what the yummy smell isbaking!

Goldie smiled again. See the sign above the door?

The Nibblesqueak Bakery, Lily read.

Its the grand opening today, said Goldie, and the Nibblesqueak family are having a cake-decorating contest. Everyones invited. Her green eyes shone. Come onlets help them celebrate!

Chapter Two

Splat!

A family of golden-brown hamsters was handing out cakes to the other animals, who were sitting at the tables outside the bakery. They waved and came over to greet the girls.

Lily and Jess, meet Mr. and Mrs. Nibblesqueak, Goldie said, and their children, Penny, Jenny, and Olivia. Each little hamster wore a garland of flowers on her head. Olivias was made of roses, and, as the girls bent down to say hello, she slipped her tiny paw into Jesss hand.

Its really nice to meet you the little hamster said in a sweet voice More of - photo 8

Its really nice to meet you, the little hamster said in a sweet voice.

More of the girls friends crowded around. Hello! cried Molly Twinkletail, the tiny mouse.

Hello, Jess and Lily! Bella Tabbypaw, a striped silver cat with a pink backpack, called out.

Hooray, youre back! said Emily Prickleback the hedgehog.

Its lovely to see you all! Lily replied, hugging them. The girls had helped Molly, Bella, and Emily when theyd been in trouble, and they had been good friends ever since.

Emily took Jess and Lily to watch the young animals decorating cakes at a long table. They were squeezing colored icing from little bags with nozzles on them.

I love those swirly patterns youre making, said Lily.

And the tiny flowers, added Jess.

Thank you, thank you! all the little animals squeaked.

Lily looked at the cottage. Isnt it pretty, Jess? she said.

The bakery roof was thatched with reeds. The ground floor was a shop, and the girls kneeled down to peer through the tiny windows. Dozens of tiny cakes were laid out on a counter, all decorated with pretty icing. Its so sweet, said Jess. And everything looks yummy!

As Lily was looking through the upstairs windows where there were little beds - photo 9

As Lily was looking through the upstairs windows, where there were little beds with frilly covers, she felt someone tapping her foot. She looked down and saw Olivia carrying a large bowl and smiling happily.

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