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This is the story of Nosie Adventures.

Most people don’t know that their nosies have adventures.  

In fact, nosies have a whole secret life.

Everybody has three nosies stacked up on his or her 

face.   Without their people knowing it, the three 

nosies separate and move around so they can have fun 

during the day, do their chores, eat, or sleep when they 

need to.

Just like the people whose faces they 

belong to, nosies come in all shapes and 

sizes, all ages, and all abilities.   Nosies all 

have different personalities, but they are 

usually very happy.   Nosies like to go 

everywhere with their people, and they do 

everything that people do.

Because nosies are so small, there are a 

few rules that they have to follow. For 

example, there must always be one nosie 

on their person’s face, so each of the 

nosies takes a turn during the day.   When 

nosies are not taking their turn riding on 

the face, the unused spares love to run and 

play.

When the nosies have to go somewhere important, they all 

stack up and go together.   They are never left home alone, 

because they are so small.   It is usually best if the person 

carries the spares on his or her face or in a pocket or bag.

Nosies love to ride in the car, and they usually perch 

on the steering wheel and sing along with the radio.

Nosies also love to dance and to play sports, 

so they really enjoy it when their people are 

physically active.   During the summertime, if 

they can find a nosie league, the nosies love to 

play baseball.

When their people go to work, the nosies help out 

in any way they can.   Nosies are very good at 

typing e-mails and dialing phone numbers because 

they love jumping on the keys.

When the nosies belong to a person who goes to 

school, they like to go to the library and help to 

find books to study.

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