You're going to see. Welcome back Driftoff listeners to another cozy evening on the podcast.

Were a whisk you away to the land of dreams with sleepy tales.

I'm your host Joanne, and tonight we continue our journey with Meeda,

as I read a few more chapters from Meade's little house, the second book from the beloved Mehta series.

We will embark on a magical journey with Mehta and all of her friends,

where they spend a happy summer together and a sweet little house in the country

that has everything a child could wish for.

This book highlights themes of friendship, independence, and the joy of simple pleasures and a young girl's journey towards

health and happiness. If you're enjoying the episodes here on

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Now go ahead and close your eyes.

Take a slow, deep, comfortable breath.

Hold it for a moment, and exhale slowly. Feel the tension melting away from your body as you prepare to drift off into a world of

wonder and imagination. Chapter 11 visitors. After the second Thursday, which was Floribals and Zeke's day out, came the second Saturday

of the children's day in the little house. And on that Saturday all the parents

came to Situit from Charleston to see how their children were getting on.

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, Mr.

Mr. Hale. Arthur had no mother, but Mr. Duncan appeared with the rest.

Mr. Westerbrook appeared at odd moments and helped entertain the guests.

The children of these parents were so excited that Mehta and Dickie lamented loudly that they

had no relatives to show the little house.

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