Every answer brings another question
Trixie lives beside the flower trail, where you should look before putting a foot down: she may have set up her pebble laboratory. Every morning, this little green triceratops heads out with her magnifying glass. Why does that leaf have holes? Who left that footprint? And who moved her favourite pebble three whole centimetres? In the Lopiku valley, no little mystery escapes her.
The missing magnifying glass
One day, Trixie organised a search for her missing magnifying glass. Rex checked the bushes. Pip inspected the branches. Trixie examined every clue… through the magnifying glass she was holding. Now she starts by checking right under her nose. Then she has a good giggle. Even the best detectives need a little help sometimes!
Cleverer together
Trixie loves finding an answer, but she is learning to make room for other ideas. Rex will try the things she hesitates to attempt; Pip spots details from above that she cannot see. When a rock blocks their path, she puts away her magnifying glass and nudges it aside with her sturdy frill. Thinking helps. Lending a paw helps too.
A peek into her world
She collects funny-looking pebbles, makes treasure trails and can spend an afternoon studying a single flower. Her dream is to draw a map of every hiding place in the valley, including the ones nobody has invented yet. Her favourite words? “Wait… I have an idea!” Try the five differences with her. Trixie will be delighted if you spot something before she does.
