Pirates Backyardigans Novels & Stories

Sophia replied, taking a photo with her phone. Aiden a piece of wood and began to use it as a sword, battling the waves. "I'm a pirate!" he shouted. Tanya and Jack joined in, using their own pieces of driftwood to create a pirate battle. "Arrgh, matey!" Tanya cried. She seemed to be enjoying it more than the kids. Noah and Harriet sat under the beach umbrella, watching the commotion. "It's wonderful to see them having so much fun," she said.

Which sucks because we are good friends with his twin sister Carley and her husbands. We head out to the back patio. I’m shocked at how different the backyard looks. There is a whole playground. It’s complete with sand, a swing set, a merry-go-round, a seesaw, a jungle gym, and a big pirate ship playhouse with glittering fairies painted on it. WTF! Just when I’m about to ask Dad about it, I hear giggling coming from the ship and a curly-headed blonde girl pops out on top of the playhouse. She is adorable and looks so familiar, yet different.