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Brooklyn is a happy 6-year-old girl. She loves her LOL dolls and wants to make her own YouTube videos.
**Page 2**
She puts her dolls on the pink rug. She says "Hi friends!" but the camera shakes a lot.
**Page 3**
Brooklyn moves the dolls to her desk. Now they fall over when she makes them dance.
**Page 4**
She glues their feet to paper. The dolls stick together in a big clump.
**Page 5**
Brooklyn adds lots of glitter to fix them. A big glitter cloud covers her and the camera.
**Page 6**
She puts a lamp close to dry it. The glitter melts and makes gooey blobs on the dolls.
**Page 7**
Brooklyn gives them a water bath. Water splashes everywhere and makes the rug wet.
**Page 8**
She slips and spills red juice. Now the dolls look like pink tie-dye messes.
**Page 9**
Brooklyn uses the hairdryer to dry them. The wind blows the dolls all around the room.
**Page 10**
The lamp falls and the light pops. Brooklyn sits in a big, sparkly, wet mess.
**Page 11**
She hugs her favorite doll, Sparkle Queen. She remembers how fun simple play is.
**Page 12**
Mommy says the camera was still on. The video shows real giggles and happy play.
**Page 13**
Brooklyn cleans one doll at a time. She uploads the fun messy video.
**Page 14**
People write "So cute!" and "More please!" Brooklyn smiles big and feels proud.
**Page 15**
Brooklyn whispers to her dolls, “We don’t need fancy stuff.”
She giggles and says, “Who knew my big YouTube dream would end with me becoming the sparkliest, stickiest, silliest glitter queen… who just learned how to toot confetti!”
The end