Colin the Crab Falls in Love
Colin the Crab is a hard worker who loves spending his spare time with friends. He has a charming home, but lately it has started to feel a bit empty and lonely. Is it time for Colin to find a spouse? Colin is confused, and none of his friends knows how to advise him. One day Finley the Frog, the director of the river museum, calls Colin for help when an accident befalls an important exhibition of shells and corals. Among the broken shelves, Colin makes a delightful discovery: a girl crab with the most beautiful eyes along the riverbank.
Colin the Crab is a hard worker who loves spending his spare time with friends. He has a charming home, but lately it has started to feel a bit empty and lonely. Is it time for Colin to find a spouse? Colin is confused, and none of his friends knows how to advise him.
One day Finley the Frog, the director of the river museum, calls Colin for help when an accident befalls an important exhibition of shells and corals. Among the broken shelves, Colin makes a delightful discovery: a girl crab with the most beautiful eyes along the riverbank.
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His friends glanced at each o<strong>the</strong>r. Was <strong>Col<strong>in</strong></strong><br />
unhappy with his life? Was he tired of his<br />
friends, or was someth<strong>in</strong>g else go<strong>in</strong>g on?<br />
Then Sally <strong>the</strong> Starfish nodded as she caressed one<br />
of her boyfriend’s arms. “I understand you very<br />
well, <strong>Col<strong>in</strong></strong>. There are friends, and <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong>re are<br />
special friends. There’s a big difference between<br />
<strong>the</strong> two!”<br />
“Oh, now I get it. <strong>Col<strong>in</strong></strong> needs a spouse!” Eddie <strong>the</strong><br />
Eel said. “I charmed my wife by tak<strong>in</strong>g her for a<br />
ride with my previous motocopter. But m<strong>in</strong>d you,<br />
<strong>the</strong> new one is much f<strong>in</strong>er and—”<br />
“Oh, give it a rest, Eddie!” Mrs. Eel cut him off.<br />
“This is serious!”<br />
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