A travelling sea turtle named AvaBleu stops at the Coral Shallows for one night, and Quinn has already worked out exactly where she should sleep. The warmest spot. The softest spot. Quinn is right about every single bit of it. But AvaBleu keeps saying, very kindly, that she would rather lie out on the open sand. So Quinn explains it again. And then she explains it better. A gentle bedtime story about the moment you stop making your point and ask a question instead, and about all the things somebody will tell you if you do. Broadcasting from the laundry room floor, where a brand new bed sits on top of the warm dryer and a cat is asleep in the cardboard box it came in, down on the cold floor, having reviewed both.

Settle in, dreamer. Try asking them how come.