Bookaboo

Sophie Cadieux distracts Bookaboo from his alarm system by telling him the story, “La tignasse de Max.”

Ray and Jimmy try to get Bookaboo back on stage by singing their hit song, but it doesn't work. Luckily, Pierre Verville shows up with the sacabou to tell him the story of “Ding!”

Ray dresses up as a book lover who’s come to tell Bookaboo a story, but his plan backfires. Luckily, Bookaboo will be back on stage soon, since Francis Reddy is there to tell the funny story, “Une casserole sur la tête.”

To pass the time, Bookaboo tries his hand at hockey. His practice session won't last long, though, because Louison Danis is there with the sacabou to tell him the story, “Un bébé alligator.”

Ray tampered with Bookaboo's phone, sending him a message telling him to get back on stage. Luckily, Sylvie Moreau came to the rescue to tell Bookaboo the story of “Le petit chevalier qui n'aimait pas la pluie.”

Dancer Nico Archambault came to see Bookaboo to tell him the story of “Le castor qui travaillait trop fort.”

Bookaboo dreams that he is a magician and that, with some kind of magic spell, he will manage to conjure up a storyteller. When he wakes up, France Castel is there to tell him “La petite princesse et les livres.”

Robert Paquette tells Bookaboo the story “Papa a peur des monstres.”

Bookaboo tries to catch Gildor the Beaver, who has snuck into the Bookabus. By accident, he succeeds and sends him running away just in time to welcome Annie Broccoli, who has come to read him “Même les monstres se font couper les cheveux.”

Véronic DiCaire brings Bookaboo back to reality so she can tell him the story “La fête du dragon.”

Bookaboo is testing out his new bouncy ball, landing just in time to welcome Valérie Blais, who has come to read him “Le chat de mes voisins.”

Bookaboo thinks he's a tightrope walker, and after falling a few times, he's a little dazed. Luckily, the doorbell rings, and it's Paul Demers, who's come to tell him the story of “La petite princesse et le vent.”

Bookaboo can't perform his show... Luckily, Danièle Henkel is there to tell him the story of “Quand le chat est parti.”

Bookaboo needs a new passport photo to go to Bookatopia, but he quickly forgets about the photo when Jeff Stinco from Simple Plan tells him the story “Le trésor de l'ogre.”

Bookaboo is installing surveillance cameras to keep track of Gildor the Beaver’s comings and goings. He’ll have to pause his surveillance to welcome Nathalie Choquette, who’s going to tell him the story of “Fatima et les voleurs de clémentines.”