Muffy's Book Club Adventures

The video begins with a song about working together, followed by Bailey discussing his role as Miss Muffy's butler. Miss Muffy starts a book club with the Pretty Pioneers series, but disagreements arise over book choices. Muffy realizes the books are just for selling dolls and decides to join Francine's book club, where they discuss a new book, The Sable Stallion.

What is the main message of the opening song?

• The importance of individuality

• The need for competition

• The value of teamwork and self-belief

• The joy of singing

What does Bailey enjoy about his job?

• The chance to meet celebrities

• Shopping in fine stores and enjoying the outdoors

• Working with a large team

• The opportunity to travel

What book does Muffy choose for her book club's first read?

• The Quark Knight

• Abigail & the Apple Aspic

• The Sable Stallion

• Bernadette & the Butter Churn

How do Muffy's friends react to 'Abigail & the Apple Aspic'?

• They refuse to read it

• They all love it

• They find it funny and inaccurate

• They think it's a historical masterpiece

What causes the split in Muffy's book club?

• A fight over refreshments

• A disagreement over meeting times

• A lack of interest in reading

• Muffy's insistence on choosing all the books

What book do Muffy's friends choose for their new book club?

• The Sable Stallion

• Mathilda & the Missing Moccasin

• Abigail & the Apple Aspic

• The Quark Knight

What realization does Muffy have in her dream?

• She prefers reading alone

• She wants to start a new hobby

• She values diverse opinions

• She dislikes reading altogether

How does Muffy apologize to her friends?

• By buying them gifts

• By writing a letter

• By joining their book club and admitting her mistake

• By hosting a party

What is the theme of 'The Sable Stallion'?

• A horse that becomes a knight

• A horse that travels through time

• A horse that shares a special bond with a girl

• A horse that can talk

What does Muffy learn about book clubs?

• They are not worth the effort

• They are only for serious readers

• They should be led by one person

• They are more enjoyable with shared decision-making