Poppy and the Crooked Spoon:Poppy
- Laura Brigger
- Sep 9
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 10
✨ Poppy and the Crooked Spoon

Poppy was nosing through a dusty drawer in the old house when she found it — a spoon, bent at the handle, with a tarnish that shimmered like smoke.
“Crooked,” said Violet, wrinkling her whiskers.
“Magical,” corrected Poppy, her eyes sparking.
She held it high, as though it were a scepter.
“Whoever holds the Crooked Spoon,” she announced, “can stir joy into anything — tea, milk, even a gloomy day.”
Bennie laughed. “It’s just a spoon.”
But when Poppy tapped the cracked teacup on the table, everyone swore the tea inside looked warmer, sweeter, braver somehow.
The kittens crowded closer. Even shabby rooms can glow when a crooked spoon chooses to shine.

Dessert of the Day: The kittens shared a dish of vanilla whipped cream topped strawberry shortcake with one sugar leaf on top — Poppy said it tasted “like clouds learning to sing.”
🕯️ Imagination Action
Imagine you’ve just found a crooked spoon of your own.
What would you stir with it?
Would it change colors, sparkle, or sing?
Draw your spoon, or tell a friend what magic it holds.
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