Lumi had tiny wings. They had grown in just three days ago — small and silver-white, tucked behind her shoulders like folded letters.

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Miu was a small, round-bellied tabby cat with dramatic stripes she considered extremely important. She had decided — long ago, and firmly — that her markings meant she was descended from royalty.

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Pepper had one job. One single, straightforward, biscuit-at-the-end-of-it job: trot into Bramblewood Dog Park, fetch Mrs.

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Marzipan had very large ears. Ears like two small radar dishes. Ears that could hear a moth land on a lampshade, a grape roll off the kitchen counter, a human thinking about opening a tin.

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Winifred was a tabby cat who lived in the bakery on Hollow Lane.

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Griselda was a red cable car, and she had one job: grip the cable, climb the mountain, release, and glide back down. Grip, climb, release, glide.

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Duchess was Chief Inspector of All Rooms, and she took this very seriously indeed.

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Pip was a small mint-green unicorn with a very special horn. Most of the time it looked almost plain — pale and quiet, barely glowing.

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Pip had one job. Every evening, before the porch light clicked on, she had to carry the red frisbee in from the yard and drop it in the basket by the door.

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Pip had one job at the Great Egg Relay. One job. Plant the giant spotted egg at the starting line, blow the horn, and BOOM — the race begins. Simple.

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