The Hoobs miss floating on the water in a Hooblebobber.

Tula’s having a bad hoobyfur day.

How can Tula get Groove and Ivers’ attention when they’re playing Hooby Run N Yell?

If a Hoob can’t find their Hoobarama then a Hoob can’t play Hoobarama!

Why is all this water falling out of the sky?

Groove doesn’t fancy the idea of running – too much effort!

Iver’s lost his hoobtoobe and can’t find it anywhere.

Groove’s collection of things that move won’t be complete until he finds something that wobbles!

A Hoobs home is his Hoobmobile. What other animal has a home like that?

Groove’s tree has lost all it’s leaves. Will they ever grow back?

What can Tula wear to smell nice for a Tiddlypeep party? Cheese of course!

Stars are just about Iver’s favourite things and he wonders how he can get a star to hang in the Hoobmobile!

The Peep planet is absolutely covered in sand! What’s it for?

Groove wants someone to keep him company while he’s out collecting.

What would make a Hoob AND a Tiddlypeep laugh?

Why do Tiddlypeeps give each other presents?

What do you do when you’ve ruined Groove’s best ever painting of an Icecream-asaurus?

Something’s keeping the Hoobs awake.

These Peep things called combs are perfect for keeping hoobycookies in.

Something’s wrong with Iver – first he’s hot, then he’s cold and his nose is making a very strange sound indeed!

How can the Hoobs keep warm while they’re Hooblegazing?

The Hoobs are very impressed by how high frogs can jump. How do they do it?

The hoobytug is broken. And you can’t have a good pull with a broken hoobytug!

Groove thinks there can’t be a better way of saying hello than giving his tail a good old wagga-wagga - but how do the Tiddlypeeps say hello?