Welcome to Makeup, the kids' bedtime rompies!

Tonight's Make-Up story is a request from two listeners who are sisters and who live in India,

and their names are Sohanna and Zaira.

And Sohanna and Zaira asked for us to make up a story that includes unicorns, ballet, which is a kind of dance, a princess, and we are going to add a hot air balloon and a lion named Scar.

Once upon a time, a long time ago, there lived a princess named Sohanna, and Sohanna lived in a faraway jungle, and her castle was a treehouse.

And she lived in the treehouse castle with her sister Zyra and her mom and a king of the whole jungle.

And outside of her treehouse castle there were a lot of tigers.

People from different places thought that the tigers that lived in this jungle were mean.

But really, the tigers that lived in this jungle were mean but really the

tigers that lived in this jungle were nice tigers the things that they like to do

is instead of eating animals if they found a prey animal they would jump on the

prey animal and give it a hug and tell the prey animal that it was going to have a nice day.

And if these tigers saw people, they also gave people a high five with their big tiger paw,

and they made sure to be so gentle. So, Sohanna was really friendly with all of the tigers, and some of the tigers could even talk.

Well, one of the tigers who knew how to talk, yeah, bud?

Oh, did they, um, did people train some of the tigers to talk?

One of the tigers who knew how to talk was named Tiggie,

and Tiggie Tiger was trained by Sohanna since she was a little girl,

and Sohanna used to always tell Tiggie Tiger how to talk English, because it was not so easy for tigers that lived there to speak English, because all the other tigers spoke a different language.

But Tiggie Tiger was a good student and always listened to Princess Sohanna and her sister Zaira whenever they would tell

Tiggie Tiger what they wanted and the tigers and Tiggie Tiger especially would sometimes

tell stories to Sohanna and Tiggie Tiger The other lines can understand

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