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Hello Children, Everywhere was a short story published in Doctor Who Storybook 2009. It was written by Paul Magrs.
Summary
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The Doctor takes Donna to the World of Aunty Winnie, a theme park in 2025
Characters
Worldbuilding
- The works of Beatrix Potter were required reading at the Time Lord Academy.
- Donna was a part of the Aunty Winnie fan club.
- Borace Gamnetyaac is a blue jelly-like creature from the Magneta Spool Galaxy that thrives on imaginative stimulation, it feeds on dreams and ideas. It had accidentally fallen through a rent in spacetime and landed in the gardens of Daffodil Villas
- The Gamnetyaac's planet is fairytale-like with unicorns and such.
- The Doctor and Donna were previously dining in a restaurant orbiting Vantax 6
- A localised force field can be made inside the TARDIS in the shape of a golden sphere
Notes
- This story had illustrations on the BBC's website by Brian Williamson.
