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PAHAPPAHOOEY ISLAND: DO IT AFRAID

Loved it. It showed you that you could face your fears and it's not so bad. "When they're talking about the creator, I think they are talking about God." I think my friends would love it because they would like the characters. It's kind of funny like when the woodchuck blew up the raft then the penguin said, "Hey, I found a raft!" Then the frog asked the woodchuck why he was out of breath. The voices were good. It looked pretty realistic for puppets, but sometimes you could see strings. That surprises you because they seem so real.

Ali (voiced by Ava Taylor) and her furry friends set out on a mission to discover lost treasure and rescue Miss Ruby (voiced by Joyce Meyer). But along the way, they must face their fears-whether it's a crowd of clucking chickens, singing karaoke, or just being alone. In the end Ali and her friends heed the advice of Miss Ruby and conquer their fears as they "Do It Afraid!" Comes with an additional episode, "Never Alone," which is another entertaining lesson on overcoming fear. When the gang sets out on a camping trip, they soon fear that someone or something could be following close behind. In "Never Alone," the group of friends discovers the key to rising above the things that can bring worry and panic into everyday life. These stories have a religious overtone, reminding us that our creator is always with us and that God will help us through our everyday difficulties.

In "Do It Afraid," Ali (voiced by Ava Taylor) and her furry friends set out on a mission to discover lost treasure and rescue Miss Ruby (voiced by Joyce Meyer). But along the way, they must face their fears - whether it's a crowd of clucking chickens, singing karaoke, or just being alone. In the end Ali and her friends heed the advice of Miss Ruby and conquer their fears as they "Do It Afraid!" Comes with an additional episode, "Never Alone," which is another entertaining lesson on overcoming fear. When the gang sets out on a camping trip, they soon fear that someone or something could be following close behind. In "Never Alone," the group of friends discovers the key to rising above the things that can bring worry and panic into everyday life.