Suki climbs. If there is a sound she follows it, and if there is a lid she lifts it. She is brave the whole way up and very quiet on the way down.
Asia — cold bamboo forests high up in the mountains.
Climbing, bamboo, and going to look.
Thinking about the way back.
“What’s that? What’s that one?”
Suki’s story carries the value of looking at the way down before you climb up, and calling a grown-up even when you are sure you will be in trouble. Something that matters for a brave child who gets into places they cannot get out of on their own.
What’s that? What’s that one?
I’m going up.
Asking is slow. The jar is right there.
If I call, I’ll be in trouble.
AUNT LULU! AUNT LULU!
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