Cheri
the Red Giraffe
The logical mind and voice of reason.
Personality
Cherry
Tiny, round, and perfectly red — cherries pack a whole lot of bold into a very small package.
Red Giraffe
Giraffes have the same number of neck bones as humans — just seven, but each one is enormous. Cheri uses every inch of hers to see the big picture.
Stories with Cheri
Stories with Cheri 
Cheri's Strange Whistle
There is a sound in Wan Hundred Woods that nobody can name. Cheri measures it, charts it, and narrows it down to one hollow reed at the bend of the stream. Then it stops. Every single time.
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Jackfroot's Berry Run
Jackfroot has tunnels to everywhere and berries for everyone. He just needs to get there before the berries do.
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Super-Silly Lemonade
Blueberri knows exactly what everybody likes in their drink. So she is putting all of it in one jug. This is going to be a problem.
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Unplugged Adventure
The spinning lantern is broken, and Cheri is the only one who wrote down how it worked. She can rebuild every part of it. The part that made it wonderful was never on purpose.
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The Grumpy Troll
Something under the Old Bridge does not want a picnic overhead. Jackfroot has offered it everything he can think of, twice, at speed. Blueberri is going to try sitting down.
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Super-Duper Volcano
Taro has been building his volcano for eleven days. It is still not ready. Tang has a jar of fizzy powder and has finished waiting.
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Funfair Friendzy
Tang is building the most exciting game the Great Clearing has ever seen. It has a ramp, a loop, a bell and a splash. The one thing it does not have is a single berry that ever reaches the end.
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Perfect Bridge
The little bridge is gone and Cheri knows exactly what the new one needs: one piece of bamboo, exactly this thick. Wan Hundred Woods does not grow bamboo that thick. Tang has never measured anything in his life.
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Kiwi's Bright Idea
The lantern line comes down across the race track, and Kiwi fixes it exactly right — which is how Kiwi ends up holding the lights instead of racing. Tang has an idea. It is not exactly right.
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