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By Michael Brett The latest update from Egg Island, home to that greedy, time-traveling bird, Tick Tock Turkey, features Blobert, who on the face of it, is quite ordinary as blobs go. Like many blobs he is quite hard to see because he is often just to the left of himself. This particular blob happens to be a fabulous cook. His latest creation is a Very Filling Pudding, but it's not quite filling enough to satisfy a gobbling Turkey.
Read by Natasha Gostwick Duration 22 minutes
This story is named after a very special recipe created by an ingenious chef called Blobert. It's a story from Egg Island, the home of that famous time travelling bird, Tick Tock Turkey. And it's called The Endless Pudding.
It was a hot afternoon on Egg Island. Future Dog had decided that it was time that Tick Tock Turkey should try to get on better with another of the island’s inhabitants – Blobert. Tick Tock Turkey didn’t know Blobert very well, but he had made it clear that he had a very disapproving view of blobs. Future Dog had brought Blobert down to the beach so that his two best friends could have a chance to get to know each other.
If you want to know what Blobert looks like, imagine a blob: that’s Blobert. Blobs are not easy to see, and Tick Tock Turkey’s main problem with Blobert was all the effort it took to look at him. Before they could be better friends, Tick Tock Turkey would have to learn to look at blobs without going cross-eyed. Blobert, who is a rather talented cook, had prepared a surprise for Tick Tock Turkey, but he wasn’t allowed to have it until he had tried to be friendly. Tick Tock Turkey had been trying to look at Blobert for nearly an hour, without much success.
‘Blobert,’ said Tick Tock Turkey, throwing his wings up in frustration, ‘why do you have to be so weird! Stand still! There you are. No, gone again. It’s giving me a headache.’
‘Sorry,’ said Blobert. ‘I know you’re trying. But I’m not weird, really. In fact I’m quite normal. As blobs go, I’m a very ordinary blob.’
‘Where’s he gone now? Blobert? I can hear you, but you’ve disappeared again.’
Future Dog, who had mastered the art of seeing Blobert, nodded sympathetically: ‘There is a knack to it,’ she said. ‘I’ve spent more time with Blobert than you, Tick Tock Turkey, and with practice I’ve managed to get the hang of it. But it wasn’t easy – I had to make a real effort.’
‘Why bother?’ said Tick Tock Turkey. ‘I’m sorry Blobert, but if you were meant to be seen then it wouldn’t be such hard work, would it? You don’t see anyone struggling to see me, now do you? Everyone always knows where I am.’
‘Yes, they really do,’ sighed Future Dog.
‘I’ve tried to see you Blobert, but it makes my eyes go funny. Can I have my surprise now?’
‘Not yet,’ said Future Dog.
‘I get this a lot, being a blob,’ said Blobert. ‘The secret is not to try too hard. Don’t squint – relax your eyes. The thing is, I tend to be just slightly to the left of where I am.’
Tick Tock Turkey scrunched up his face: ‘Slightly to the left of where you are? That’s stupid!’
‘Yes,’ said Blobert, ‘it sounds silly, but that’s the way it is. I’m always slightly to the left of where I am. It can make me seem fuzzy. It’s a nightmare for photographs. People try their best, but they always end up with a picture of a tree or an empty beach. When you look very closely, there’s a blurry part at the edge of the picture. That’s me. I’ve been lopped off the side. It’s very annoying. Actually, I’ve never seen myself, so even I’m not sure what I look like.’
Tick Tock Turkey flapped his wings again: ‘If you want to know what you look like, then do what everybody else does – use a mirror, you silly blob!’
‘Be nice,’ said Future Dog.
‘I’ve tried a mirror,’ said Blobert. ‘But it’s the same with my reflection. I stand in the proper place, right in front of it, but my reflection is always too far to the left for me to see. It’s rather sad, not knowing what you look like. But then I’m a blob, so I probably look more or less like a blob. And everyone knows a blob when they see one. Except me, I suppose.’
‘And me,’ said Tick Tock Turkey, ‘so I can’t help you there. I don’t know where to look. Can I have my surprise now?’
‘One last try, Tick Tock Turkey’ said Blobert. ‘How many fingers am I holding up?’
Tick Tock Turkey concentrated very, very hard. His eyes stared and he clamped his beak shut tight with the effort.
‘Um… I see… I can see…’
‘Oh sorry,’ said Blobert, ‘I’m over here. You’re looking the wrong way.’
‘This is ridiculous!’ gobbled Tick Tock Turkey. ‘You’re having a laugh! Just give me the surprise now!’
He looked harder. ‘Hang on… hang on… Yes! I can see three fingers! Three big, fuzzy, blobby fingers! That’s right, isn’t it Blobert?’
‘I don’t know,’ said Blobert. ‘I can’t see either.’
Tick Tock Turkey squawked. ‘You stupid… I mean, Future Dog – how many fingers is Blobert holding up?’
Future Dog peered over her sunglasses, just to double-check, then smiled. ‘Well done, Tick Tock Turkey!’ she said. ‘It is three!’
‘About time,’ said Tick Tock Turkey. ‘I’m getting too dizzy for this. Now give me the surprise. And it had better be a good one.’
‘It is,’ said Blobert. ‘Come this way.’
Tick Tock Turkey flapped his wings: ‘He’s only gone and vanished again. Which way did he go?’
‘Over here,’ said Future Dog.
Tick Tock Turkey followed them. And there, in a small, shady clearing at the edge of the jungle, sitting on a cool rock, was a large pudding.
Tick Tock Turkey’s beak fell open. ‘Oh yes!’ he said, ‘a pudding! What kind of pudding is it?’
‘This,’ said Blobert, ‘is called a Very Filling Pudding. It’s been cooling here for an hour since I finished cooking it.’
‘A Very Filling Pudding!’ said Tick Tock Turkey, ‘I like the sound of that!’
‘And it tastes even better than it sounds,’ said Blobert. ‘Not only does it taste very good, it also leaves you feeling replete.’
‘What the egg is “replete”?’ asked Tick Tock Turkey. ‘I hope it’s not some kind of tummy ache. I can’t stand tummy aches.’
‘No, said Future Dog, ‘the word “replete” is a polite way of saying that you’ve eaten enough and that you’re nicely full. But you’re not stuffed! It’s rude to say that you’re stuffed if someone gives you food.’
Tick Tock Turkey shook his head. ‘Well I don’t see the sense of that. What’s the point of eating if you don’t want to get stuffed? And even if you are completely stuffed, it’s not a problem, because there’s still always room for pudding. That’s one of the basic rules of eating. There is always room for pudding. Everyone knows that.’
‘Well, try some,’ said Blobert, ‘it is your surprise, after all.’
Blobert cut the pudding into three equal pieces.
Tick Tock Turkey licked his beak, picked up one of the pieces of pudding and shoved it into his mouth. He chewed happily. ‘Interesting,’ he said, through a mouthful of pudding. Then he took a second piece and stuck it in his mouth. ‘Lovely flavour, um, a delicate combination of tastes. A firm texture, nicely done, Chef.’ Then Tick Tock Turkey quickly gobbled the last piece, swallowing it without even chewing.
Future Dog and Blobert looked at the rock, which was now empty apart from a few crumbs.
Tick Tock Turkey quickly ate the crumbs as well, licking his beak happily. ‘Fair do’s, Blobert,’ he said. ‘That is not a bad pudding at all. I’ll give you that. Nice job, Blob! A bit moreish, though, isn’t it?’
Future Dog folded her arms, very disappointed. ‘Tick Tock Turkey,’ she said, ‘you ate the whole thing!’
‘It didn’t mean to sound ungrateful,’ said Tick Tock Turkey. ‘Thank you very much for the pudding, Blobert, it was very tasty. I am replete.’
‘My goodness,’ said Blobert. ‘You had the entire pudding. You should feel completely stuffed.’
‘To be honest,’ said Tick Tock Turkey, patting his grumbling tummy, ‘I don’t feel anywhere near replete. That was just a taster as far as I’m concerned. I need a truckload of that stuff – I’m a growing bird. Come on, Blobert, have you got any more cooked up? I’ve got a right hunger.’
‘I only made one,’ said Blobert, ‘and that was for all three of us. I really think you’ve had enough. A Very Filling Pudding is surprisingly filling. Usually a spoonful is plenty. Are you sure you feel alright?’
‘Forget that rubbish, Blobster,’ said Tick Tock Turkey, ‘a little never goes a long way with me! The usual rules don’t apply to this turkey – I’m still ravenous!’
‘I think Blobert’s right,’ said Future Dog. ‘You should have a rest. I’ve tasted Very Filling Pudding before and it can weigh very heavily on the stomach. Perhaps it just takes longer for you to feel full.’
‘That’s for sure,’ said Tick Tock Turkey. ‘But I’ve got the taste for it now. How long will it take to make another?’
‘Oh, I really don’t think you should have any more,’ said Blobert. ‘Anyway, it would take hours to make, and I’m afraid I’ve arranged to go climbing on Egg Mountain this afternoon, so I’ll be too busy. I might have a spare hour or two tomorrow morning.’
Tick Tock Turkey looked thoughtfully at the time watch strapped to his wing. ‘Hmm,’ he said, ‘I could always…’
‘No you don’t!’ said Future Dog.
‘What?’ said Tick Tock Turkey.
‘I know what you’re thinking,’ said Future Dog. ‘You’re thinking of using the watch to zoom into the future and have some more pudding tomorrow when Blobert’s cooked it!’
‘No I wasn’t,’ said Tick Tock Turkey.
And, in fact, although he could be a very silly bird, Tick Tock Turkey was thinking of something much cleverer than that.
He gobbled excitedly: ‘Yes! I’ve got an utterly brilliant plan. And I promise I won’t eat any other puddings. You’re both right. I know that one pudding is more than enough.’
He held one wing high in the air. ‘It’s time to use the time watch – I’ll see you two later! Well, I probably won’t be able to see you, Blobert, no offense, but you know what I mean.’
‘Don’t you dare eat any more puddings!’ said Future Dog.
With a quick fiddle on the watch button, Tick Tock Turkey whooshed away in a cloud of sparks.
He found himself standing in exactly the same place, beside the rock in the small, shady clearing. And the Very Filling Pudding was there! He had traveled back in time one quarter of an hour.
He could hear some voices not far away, down on the beach. It sounded like a dog was trying to teach a very grumpy turkey how to look at a blob. Tick Tock Turkey realised that it was him – with Future Dog and Blobert. He wanted to laugh out loud, but he kept quiet. Now he could eat the pudding again, by eating it before! And he still wouldn’t have had more than one pudding, because it was the same one.
Without any delay, he gobbled the pudding in one, two, three mouthfuls
‘Lovely,’ he said, quietly, and patted his tummy.
‘I don’t feel quite so hungry now,’ he said to himself, I suppose I should head back – I mean forward – to when I left. But I could manage a bit more. Perhaps I could have just one more mouthful…’
Tick Tock Turkey twiddled the watch, and whoosh! – he was in the same place again, but another quarter of an hour earlier. And the pudding was there again, all in one piece!
He could hear Future Dog down on the beach, explaining to the other Tick Tock Turkey how he should try to see Blobert, and that if he did he could have a surprise. The other Tick Tock Turkey didn’t know what the surprise was going to be – but this Tick Tock Turkey had already had two surprise puddings, and he was about to take a bite out of a third! He tried not to laugh again. He tasted the pudding. It was still warm from the stove, and a bit sticky. But it was absolutely delicious. Tick Tock Turkey couldn’t resist another taste and, before long, and with a bit of effort, he had eaten the whole lot. Again!
‘Same again!’ he said, and without delay, he whooshed back another quarter of an hour – three quarters of an hour in total – and gobbled down yet another Very Filling Pudding. This one didn’t go down so easily and he had to take his time, but finally it was all gone. He sat down and leaned against the rock.
‘Well,’ he said to himself. ‘I’ve got to admit, this Very Filling Pudding is finally starting to feel very filling. My tummy’s definitely full now. I should probably head back. I suppose this is what it feels like to be replete!’
He began to adjust the watch so that he could zoom forward to the future, to when he left Future Dog and Blobert.
‘But it seems such a waste,’ he said. ‘I know that if I go back in time again then there’ll be another delicious pudding. And that one’s going to be fresh out of Blobert’s stove. I’d love to know what it tastes like hot!’
So Tick Tock Turkey adjusted the time watch yet again, and whoosh! The pudding was steaming on the rock, and he could hear Blobert walking away from the clearing and saying hello to Future Dog on the beach. It was a whole hour earlier.
He slowly got to his feet, feeling extremely heavy, and rather tired, and leaned towards the pudding. He opened his beak to take a bite, but found that he felt a little ill.
‘Oh no,’ he said, ‘that’s not like me. Pull yourself together, Tick Tock Turkey – don’t let this lovely hot pudding go to waste!’
But no matter how much he tried, the more he thought about the steaming, hot pudding, then the more he started to feel sick, and full up. In fact, he wasn’t just full up; he was fuller than he had ever felt before.
‘My tummy hurts,’ he said. ‘I feel so heavy, and queasy. I can’t stand up.’
By now, Tick Tock Turkey was finding it very hard even to move, and with one final effort he managed to reach across his swollen tummy and adjust the time watch so that it would take him back to where he started, and away from this horrible, sickly pudding. He pushed the button.
SHOOWH!
‘He’s back,’ said Blobert.
Future Dog and Blobert looked down at Tick Tock Turkey, who was lying on the ground, holding his tummy and moaning.
‘I think,’ said Future Dog, ‘that the Very Filling Pudding has finally made you very full!’
‘“Full” is not the word,’ groaned Tick Tock Turkey. ‘I’m super-stuffed!’
‘It’s more polite to say “replete”,’ said Blobert, who – if you’re lucky enough to be able to see blobs – was smiling. ‘But this time you’re right: this Tick Tock Turkey is super-stuffed indeed!’
And that was the story of the Endless Pudding by Michael Brett.
A fab new story can’t wait to hear next weeks!
Mollie — October 1, 2007
thank you natash ilove tick tock turey very much so thank you for the best story teller in the whole world Natasha
roseanne — October 2, 2007
We are sell DDO, Dungeons
adena — October 2, 2007
HEY,
this story is cool
hey Bertie,
do you like CHOCOLATE pudding?
cause my mother makes the
best chocolate pudding!
Ashley — October 3, 2007
Ashley, I simply adore chocolate pudding, and I would love to try your mother’s one day.
Bertie — October 4, 2007
Mmm..pudding, I love pudding. Hey, Natasha can please you give me to have some.
Tanu — October 7, 2007
Tanu, Blobert says that if you drop into Egg Island one day, he will make you a Very Filling Pudding. But unfortunately, nobody is quite sure where Egg Island is right now.
Bertie — October 7, 2007
we need some help: we are chinese, my 7-year-old son like storynory very much. However, it’s very difficult for us to download stories from this website. We hope some kind guys can help us. Please sent the recent 3 stories mp3 files to us through my email box. ( [email protected])
Thanks for your kindness.
chun-jiang — October 8, 2007
How come this week there’s no new story? Beacause I was looking forward to that.
Mollie — October 8, 2007
Mollie
It’s coming up in a few hours… sorry for delay. Will be alice chapter 10.
Bertie — October 8, 2007
cant wait to hear it
sabz — October 16, 2007
can’t wait to hear it.
sabz — October 16, 2007
thank you for good think that you give me
rain — October 17, 2007
please hide tick tock turkey up to Christmas. My brothers and sisters love him too an want him to last forever
Aisling — November 11, 2007
Aisling, That’s a very good tip. We’ll pass it on to to Tick Tock. Perhaps he can use his time watch to skip past this time of great danger to all Turkies.
Bertie — November 11, 2007
this is a very cool story for all ages
isabella — December 2, 2007
hi my name is bill dengler, pretty good story! check out my podcast at http://www.computersandmoreroom.com thanks.
bill — January 2, 2008
I like this story. I hope you tell more Tick tock turkey stories.
LUCY — January 7, 2008
i love this story
762mm — January 11, 2008
this story was superz
marta — February 5, 2008
This story is lovely. I am so glad I happened upon this website. Turkeys are the best!
Basirat — February 19, 2008
i like this story very much it is good but they need to make more tick tock turkey storys and on the this story it ismy 2th favorite story
starscream — April 1, 2008
It is one of my favorite stories, I can’t wait to hear the next one. I wish my mum could make an endless pudding,but she is the worst cook ever…..shushhhh…
nayanika — April 15, 2008
I LOVE “??????”;
??? — May 12, 2008
u read funny
davonte — May 13, 2008
Tick Tock Turkey is really funny but he was a little bit rude to Blobert.
Jasmine — June 18, 2008
SWOOSH!!!
Neta — June 28, 2008
This is my favourite story so far. Hope the next one is even better and will be printed soon
ZACH — July 1, 2008
i love this story i hear it from 1 months today their is ramadan happy day for you all and happy new day also for you it is nice story i like to read an story because it is fantastic and intresting for the knowledge. i want to say for every one who don’t like story that if you read an story book it is sooo nice i like to say don’t tell that it is not nice.
first read a
yara samer — September 3, 2008
HI every one i ‘am yara samer from lebanon i like this story sooo much it is sooo intresting for the knowledge who don’t know to read and write i like to say to every one who don’t like to read story please don’t tell like this because it is fantastic and intresting first read and then tell if it is nice or bad thanks for you all
with love yara samer fouad al kassamani
yara samer — September 3, 2008
Great story!!! Very cute!
Deanna age 10 — October 5, 2008
I love im give me more
Anonymous — February 10, 2009
I love im give me more
o ya
Anonymous — February 10, 2009
It’s okay… STILL.
At least it’s somthing to listen to… But now I want pudding!!!
Anonymous — February 13, 2009
I want food after that… to simplify it– pudding!!
Sal — February 13, 2009
WHAT A LESSON STORY! IT CAN TEACH US A LESSON! COOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!
Kendra and Kayla — February 20, 2009
i love this story i have listiended to it for a year now! 🙂
Gamma — February 26, 2009
wow jamie gromrt
future dog — July 24, 2009
Cool! Can you make more of these stories?
Arun — September 14, 2009
Great!
Kevan — October 9, 2009
HEY,
this story is cool
hey Bertie,
do you like CHOCOLATE pudding?
cause my mother makes the
best chocolate pudding!HEY,
this story is cool
Tick Tock Turkey is really funny but he was a little bit rude to Blobert.
i love this story i hear it from 1 months today their is ramadan happy day for you all and happy new day also for you it is nice story i like to read an story because it is fantastic and intresting for the knowledge. i want to say for every one who don’t like story that if you read an story book it is sooo nice i like to say don’t tell that it is not nice.Great story!!! Very cute!
Dilly Tate — January 11, 2010
i love the storys from tick tock turkey.it is so nice.i hope ther will be more new storys from tick tock turkey.please make new storys Natasha frome tick tock tureky.it wold be sooooo nice.well u are doing very nice storys keep on with it.
bobi — January 31, 2010
Can you do another tick tock turkey story….it has been so long! thank you
Gingr — April 26, 2010
it’s so funny!!!!!
becky — August 23, 2010
tic tock turkey is a liltle bit BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
shania — September 16, 2010
i love this story
dat best — October 8, 2010
cool and nice
jafar — October 13, 2010
its a good book
daniel — November 12, 2010
Poor Tick tock turkey!
Ginger — December 11, 2010
it was ok i quess
michelle — December 14, 2010
its so boring 😉 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
emmm no idea — December 23, 2010
very funny indeed. but poor tick tock turkey! and can you get more stories peez???
:) — December 23, 2010
make more tick tock turkeys I miss Them so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Max — January 3, 2011
i love puddings
JJ — January 5, 2011
amzing
coolman — January 5, 2011
you tick tock turky xxx love me
coolman — January 5, 2011
i love them
coolman — January 5, 2011
so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so awsome!
michael chen — January 26, 2011
thats very good i love all of you
sajjad — January 30, 2011
pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees respond to my preves meshige
Max — February 24, 2011
Dear Max, We would do more Tick Tock Turkey’s but Michael who wrote them is not around at the moment.
Bertie — February 24, 2011
I love pudding
Victor — February 25, 2011
Is their any more tick-tock turkey storys
Victor — March 1, 2011
i love pudings i can eat it all day if i have to well its your choes can i? or can I? pleas peac out losers im jocking you know that right pleas say yes
Sara — April 8, 2011
ilovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee pudding it is the best thing on earth
call me smiley :D — April 10, 2011
I love puddings.
And that loving pudding story makes me feel so good!
Jenny — May 3, 2011
CCCCCCCCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL I LOVVVVVVE PUDDING ;D
teekin — June 23, 2011
tick TOCK ha ha ha well this is A GREAT STORY can we have another story?!!
ELIZABETH — July 1, 2011
goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood can we have another story, pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease?
Jane — August 18, 2011
you are stupid.
dakota — September 1, 2011
thank you very much…….I hope every one read it…
sara — September 16, 2011
awsome cant wait for the next one ppppppppppppplllllllllllllaaaaaaaaaaaaaeeeeeeeeeeessssss
Connor — October 1, 2011
good
lichengqi — November 6, 2011
I am in China
lichengqi — November 6, 2011
hello bertie!
lucy — December 9, 2011
Bertie,would you please make more Tick Tock Turkey stories?
Elisabeth — December 31, 2011
Hello
The author Michael Brett writes The Tick Tock Turkey stories, I will pass on your request to him. Bertie is busy most of the time writing Katie and Prince Bertie the Frog Stories as well as adapting classic tales from around the world.
Bye Bye
N *
Natasha — January 1, 2012
Dear Elisabeth, we will try and contact Michael who wrote these stories, and see if we can persuade him to do a couple more for us.
Bertie — January 1, 2012
I love it! But I think it is really long.
ashlyn — February 8, 2012
Hey!
This story was so so so cool.
P.S. It was kinda long.
ashlyn — February 8, 2012
I LOVE TICK TOCK TURKEY SINCE I WAS A BABBY MAKE 5 MORE PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE .
JORDAN — February 20, 2012
its kind of boring. i dont mean to hurt your feelings but {i bet you have exciperienced this before} its like this when you listen to new stories and you dont
really listen but if you do you actuly like it!!
Kara — March 2, 2012
P.S. R.V.S.P.
Kara — March 2, 2012
Most retarded one yet
Random Name — March 4, 2012
not to bad very long i give it 3
–
5 Pies
A person — March 4, 2012
not to bad very long i give it 3
–
5 Pies 😀
A person — March 4, 2012
Not to bad very long i give it 3-5 pies 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀
A person — March 4, 2012
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..AWSOME…………………………………………………………………
SPENCER — March 19, 2012
cccccccccccoooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllllllllllllllll it makes me feel hungry, i lllllllloooooooovvvvvvveeeeeee it
eliza — March 21, 2012
Please,Make More “Tick-Tock Turkey” Stories or similar ones,These are verry interesting And All have a Creative Storyline……More Read By Natasha Please <3 We need more Creative Story's Like this Collection and I'm Running out of GOOD Story's To Read/Listen too (No Offence)Please Please get more stories like this and Have Natasha read them This Is Truley Wonderful.xxxx LOVEIT<3
Glittargurl — April 9, 2012
Hey there ;D I love it when you put expresions in your voice, otherwise it would be extremelly BORING!!
But its not 😀 please do more like these, there very interesting, From- >_> <_< A person 😀
------ — April 23, 2012
it is very good, i hope there are more. The way you read it in different pitches is such an amusement! Loved it! 😛
golia — May 8, 2012
I love cookies!But I like pies better!
(-____-) — June 1, 2012
What`s the next story about the famous,fat,chocolate eater Tick Tock Turkey gonna be about?…(>~<)..(i`m dying to know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
(-____-) — June 1, 2012
what a grate story darllin so funny my kids love it
Alexa — June 19, 2012
TOTALLY luv it
Travis — June 29, 2012
bertie do you think i will ever meet tick tock turkey and future dog
emily — August 3, 2012
Dear Emily, I have heard a rumour that Michael who wrote the Tick Tock Turkey stories is working on a new one !!!
Bertie — August 5, 2012
COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sid — October 2, 2012
100th comment
Keiran — October 12, 2012
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Kevin — November 12, 2012
Hiiiiiiiiii
Kevin — November 12, 2012
Storynnnnnory
Kevin — November 12, 2012
Thank you for wonderful story. My son, Kevin, is 8 years old and he loves the storynory. Kevin said these stories are awesome and he said Natasha, you have a beautiful voice.from Kevin and Mina. Bye bye.
Mina — November 13, 2012
you rock!
oceana — January 8, 2013
It is good.
Lily — February 1, 2013
it was repetidive
jake — February 7, 2013
Natasha DOES THE Endless Pudding expand to you’re stomach fumes? 😀 -_- 😀
nate — February 10, 2013
Puding YUMmmmmmMMMM:(:)
Indigo — February 18, 2013
I love that story
Indigo — February 19, 2013
i love Tick Tock Turkey. 😀 -_- 😀
nate the great — March 3, 2013
Love it! One of my favorite stories!
Sincerly, Miss Aud
Age 9
Years
Old
Aud — March 22, 2013
Dear Bertie,
Now I know your not a frog. But very good idea. Now I had
idea for the Bertie stories to meet Tick Tock Turkey.
– Tick Tock Turkey travels into the future of when Bertie and
the princess get married!
Emelia — March 25, 2013
I loveeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this story and all the other bertie storys
daniel — May 13, 2013
do more more more pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease?
legodude batman — July 31, 2013
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isa — October 12, 2013
THE STORY WAS WONDFAL
u rsula — October 18, 2013
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Ursula — October 18, 2013
It was epice.
Ursula — October 18, 2013
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Anonymous — November 10, 2013
It is awe some but please do more tick tock turkey stories.
Yumm story!!!!!!
Nisha — January 15, 2014
Poor tick tock turkey.
Mey — February 2, 2014
Dear Bertie, it is a fab story but can you please tell us some more because I’m running out of storys to listen to so if you don’t put some more storys on then I will be fored to go to diffrent website to listen to there storys and I don’t want to do that. Thank’s for contrubuting with me . Ola
ola — February 23, 2014
Epic story I know it isn’t the last of tick tock turkey but as I said in my last comment then I would really like some more story’s.
Cheers
Ola
ola — February 23, 2014
Sorry for the big amount of comments I make but have you got any Easter storys because it’s nearly Easter .
Ola
ola — February 23, 2014
Dear Ola we have stories that are related to Easter
//www.storynory.com/2010/03/22/the-easter-fair/
//www.storynory.com/2006/04/02/ester-story-easter-egg-hunt/
//www.storynory.com/2006/03/12/tim-learns-where-easter-eggs-come-from/
Bertie — February 24, 2014
I want a million more Tick Tock Turkey stories!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Grace :) — April 25, 2014
Hi Fab stori
can’t
wait
for
next
week
Mercedez — May 6, 2014
Dear Natasha, you are an amazing reader. Please write to me. I’d love to type to you and Berty you too. thanks!
Valari — May 23, 2014
i hope he makes sick
debbie538 — May 29, 2014
I’m a frog princess hahaha
Bertie the frog princess — October 3, 2014
do you have xmas related stories bertie pls reply
daniel324 — November 12, 2014
Dear daniel324,
You’re in luck! Bertie has written many wonderful Christmas stories here on Storynory. Why don’t you start with our fantastic Originals… I can recommend – 4 from Prince Bertie stories:-
*Berties lost Christmas
*Colins grumpy Christmas
*Bertie meets Father Christmas &
*Bertie’s Christmas story.
You may also enjoy:-
*Chap 6: The Christmas Beauty from the Waking Beauty series &
*Christmas in Space from Bertie’s Wicked Uncle stories.
Bertie has also written some one-offs which include:-
*Harry and Rosie trick Santa
*The girl who missed Christmas &
*Christmas in Iceland. Many more to choose from..
keep listening!
Jana Elizabeth — November 12, 2014
thanks jana elizabeth
daniel324 — November 13, 2014
Very welcome.. Let us know how you get on. I’m sure you’ll love the stories!
Jana Elizabeth — November 13, 2014
good story
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Best
Alaena — December 5, 2014
BEST. STORY.EVA. 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
unicornlover — December 21, 2014
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
not… epic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
rowan — December 23, 2014
Blobert kind of sounds like Colin the Carp! 🙂
Kamilah — January 12, 2015
Hey bertie what is your favret story on story nory
Ellah — February 5, 2015
please make some more tick tock turkey stories I llllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooovvvvvvvvvvveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee the tick tock turkey stories PS I love story nory sooooooooooo much
prisha — February 9, 2015
MORE TICK-TOCK TURKEY!!!!!!!
Sarah — March 11, 2015
can you give a littel more informashion. Sorry for the bad spelling!
Tessa — March 26, 2015
Dear Bertie , my little sister and I love this story (Its my sisters favorite) Thank you! -Cherry Pie
Cherry pie — March 31, 2015
cool book for duhop.
Hey Bertie Nice Book Liked it alot because pudding mmm Thanks for makeing These story Clara.
i naver bein on tick
form clara and duhop
Clara_DJ and Duhop — April 1, 2015
Good
Om — April 2, 2015
When is the next Norse myth?
Om — April 2, 2015
like it
ori — April 5, 2015
why is he blobert? It’s EPIC!
Isabel — June 6, 2015
We need more Tick Tock Turkey stories!
FATIMA — September 8, 2015
awesome story
Season — September 15, 2015
hey can I use your story as a reference to my super turkey story I won’t copy you
Season — September 15, 2015
Foolish Tick Tock Turkey.
Aidan — October 7, 2015
I chose this story for my story telling project!!!
Bryan — February 3, 2016
Epic story ???
Rom — March 4, 2016
this story has told me a lesson it’s great
Sharon — March 23, 2016
I like the story it’s awesome
Sharon — March 23, 2016
Love it
Anonymous — April 18, 2016
Please do way more tick tick turkey because I absolutely LOVE them and you should do a writing competition or something because I would really like way more of them please!
Emily — July 29, 2016
This is my favorite story!
Emily — July 30, 2016
great! MMM! puding!
audrey — September 26, 2016
Super cool! I wish I could do that. I love it when he dates “I won’t eat another pudding.” Then later he sayes, “I’ll be eating the same one!” Thanks for telling so many stories. I love listening to them
Sophie — October 31, 2016
this sucked bad sorry have it give u a -100000000000 this was sooooooo bad
james spencer — November 3, 2016
It’s bad like cows cheese
Jeff — November 8, 2016
This is a funny story
H m — January 9, 2017
A good story
Andrew — March 9, 2017
it was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! best story EVER111 tick tock turcky is so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so funny
ava — June 10, 2017
did anyone else see that at the start of the story future dog was a boy but for the rest he was a girl.
the story was awesome — July 4, 2017
What s pleasant story
Camicazi — July 20, 2017
this story is weird but funny
Wolf — December 17, 2017
I give it a 9/10
Gareth bale — December 30, 2017
I love 💝 this story if you ask me why.
Scarlett 👩🏻🎨👩🏿🚒👨🏻✈️👨🏻⚖️👩🏻✈️👩🏻🚀🤵🏻👩🏻⚖️👩🏻🎤!!!!!!! — May 29, 2018
I ❤❤❤❤❤❤ it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
catdoglover — July 28, 2018
i love it
gary — August 22, 2018
can you mack achen books
Anonymous — August 29, 2018
I like this book!
carsen — August 29, 2018
Tanks 🥰 I love it
😊 — December 4, 2018
Hello Bertie please reply this is one of the THE BEST STORY’S EVERRRRR
Dylan — December 5, 2018
It’s funny 😆 how blonder can be so hard to see it’s funny how he thinks he is easy to see him 🤣
Alice 🦄 — January 4, 2019
Mi mom make the best Pudding for mi family it’s the best thing on Earth🌎🌍🌏
Alice 🦄 — January 9, 2019
This is my favorite story nory! I’ll have to ask Blobbert to make me some pudding, but maybe not as filling!
Genevieve — February 17, 2019
I like it
fggcool$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ — March 6, 2019
bertie more Astropup plz
Anonymous — August 24, 2019
Can you write mor tik tok Turkey
Helena — October 22, 2019
Can you please do Harry potter it’smy sister’s favourite and it’s ol most her birthday
Emma — October 22, 2019
SO GOOD!!! It is so GOOD
ME — April 6, 2020
I like turkeys and storynory
Deion:) — May 12, 2020
I have lived in London for years and I always love to listen to story nory. My favorite was always tick Tock Turkey
Gavin — October 31, 2020