Kiri And Lou

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Kiri And Lou

Lou babysits some squawking little birds who drive him crazy.

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Series 1
When Lou is attacked by a bully, he bravely retaliates with a song.
Lou has a series of misadventures whilst fast asleep, so Kiri exhausts herself trying to keep him safe.
Kiri is bored of hearing that every day there are new and interesting things to discover.
Kiri and Lou fall down a hole into a cave and are guided to safety by some singing glow-worms.
Kiri is sad when Lou goes away to a private meeting of his species, the Palorchecies. So she decides to follow him.
Kiri and Lou meet a shy little creature called Small. It turns out she’s a fan, and she’s even written a song about them!
Kiri and Lou can’t sleep. Pania says she will sing them a song, but only if they stay awake for the whole thing.
Kiri loves to swing on vines, but one day a vine breaks, causing her to fly through the air and get stuck in a tree. Who is going to rescue her?
The friends are all playing hide-and-seek. Lou is the seeker, but he falls asleep before he can count to ten!
Kiri and Lou have a big fight but find it’s too hard not to be friends.
Moa’s chick is reluctant to emerge from her egg, so Kiri sings an encouraging song.
Lou eats too much sugar and runs amok at a poetry recital.
When Small is feeling strangely unsatisfied, her grandparents suggest she paints more regularly.
Kiri and Lou are upset with each other but can’t remember why.
While Kiri is playing with Rockaroonie, Lou sees an island in the middle of the lake that’s completely covered in flowers. How can he get there?
Kiri and Lou try out being trees, which is mostly about keeping still, and make a very large new friend named Moa.
Kiri attends an underwater party and finds she doesn’t enjoy lake weed snacks.
Pania’s Uncle Tama is very old and seems ready for a sleep.
Lou is saved by Kiri from a nightmare in which the Earth seems to have a mind of its own.
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