One peaceful night, Dusty is thinking about what would have happened if his dad Skipper hadn't helped him to come this far. Skipper arrives and gives our little hero understanding and comfort. Characters don't belong to me; they belong to their rightful owners.

Long ago, there lived Creech, a young girl destined to rule over a kingdom. But when enemies kill her entire family, destroy the kingdom, and she's all alone, she's found by Emeralda and Dimitiri and is adopted by he and his wife, Anya. Years later, she, along with Dusty Crophopper, Junior Asparagus, Kopa, Kovu, Cinderella, and Pocahontas, dream of traveling around the world by entering a race. Along the way, they meet a host of characters who help them accomplish their dreams and face their fears. Little do they know, they are about to be launched into an epic and breathtaking adventure of a lifetime as they are given their own inspiration to finally soar.

Ever since Ripslinger kidnapped Dusty Crophopper two months ago, the poor guy's been having really bad nightmares about what would've happened had not Slipper Riley and El Chupacabra come to save him. At first, he tells no one, but when two to seven weeklong nights of no sleep start to have an effect on his training, it's up to Skipper to comfort the scared boy and let him know that as long as he's around, nothing's going to come between them. But can Skipper do it before it's too late? Or will Dusty live his life in constant fear?

Dusty wants to know what's wrong with his father after training one day, but when an argument almost tears their bond apart, they have to mend it before it's too late.

Read my second movie review of the 2014 sequal to Planes, which is also one of my favorite movies (mostly I just can't decide which Planes movie I like best).

No one loves a school shooting. They're always scary and come unexpected at one point or another. But when there's a school shooting one day, and Junior and Robyn are both caught in the middle of it, it's up to the Christian Guardians and the Equestria Girls to work together and to save the students before it's too late.

Read my Christain review of one of my favorite Disney movies made in 2013.

Picking up where Chapter 22 left off, the story follows former princess Creecha (now known as Creech) as she and her siblings-Pocahontas, Cinderella, Kopa, Kovu, Junior Asparagus, and Dusty Crophopper-attempt to help their hometown by becoming certified firefighters after Mufasa's death. But when Creech recognizes two people from 10 years ago, past memories are coming back. Now she must count on her friends, old and new, to help her face her past in order to fulfill her destiny.

The fun and laughter continues in this follow up. (Characters do not belong to me, but to their rightful owners).

These fun stories show how the friends use their special powers to work together. (Note: the characters from Disney, VeggieTales, Cyberchase, DisneyToons, Warner Brothers, and Pixar are not mine; they belong to their respective owners. All characters are humanized. OCs are mine).