Opened from her notebook
Draw it. Craft it. Write it. Cook it — no oven needed. Sing it.
Her notebook, as a place. Every door below is somewhere she actually goes: the studio, the kitchen, the stage, the shelf.
Her Top 3, piano versions — the kind you can draw to.
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The doors
Each door opens one place, and each place is one thing done properly. Start anywhere — the way back is always at the top.
Built from her notebook list. The shelf is only getting bigger, the recipe box only fuller, and the next book is already arguing with her about its ending.
come back soon — m.Lessons that draw themselves in front of you, step by step — then the board is yours.
the kitty portrait took three tries. worth it.

Pick what to draw, press the button, and follow the pencil. Each step appears on its own.
Press “Draw the next step” and watch it happen.
Pick a colour, pick a brush, draw. Stamps plop a star or a heart wherever you tap.
For the “I’m bored” moment. One press, one idea — and every supply is already somewhere in the house.
the glue is the boss of this table. I just work here.

Press the button and the Idea Station raids the house (nicely) and thinks of something worth making.
Six proper makes, every step laid out. Cardboard, socks, toilet rolls, jars, paper plates, yarn — if it needs a trip to the store, it isn’t a house craft.
mid-project is a look. commit to it.

One step at a time, in order. The dots keep your place.
Her publishing house. Spin a spark, write the story, publish it — the book gets bound, stamped, and shelved in the Library with her name on it.
in my folklore era (writing about a cat I don’t have)

0 words so far — every great book started with word one.
by Mika. It’s a real book now — it lives in the Library.
Fifty real recipes. No oven, no stove — mixing, spreading, stacking, rolling, chilling. Tap the foods you actually have, and the Lab marks everything you can make right now.
the taste-test is a serious position. I hold it.

Every tap updates the list below instantly. Recipes you can fully make get a gold NOW tag.
Kitchen rules, from Mika: wash hands first. A grown-up does any knife work and anything that needs melting. Check with a grown-up about allergies before starting — especially nuts.
Her three favourite songs, as piano versions — pressed play a hundred times, ranked by her, argued about by no one.
enchanted is #1. it has always been #1.

Every story published in the Story Centre becomes a book here, with her name on the spine. Tap a book to read it.
my shelf. my order. don’t touch the order.
Kitty treated the way she’s treated by everyone who actually loves her: as a design system. The bow is basically a logo at this point.
arranged by mood, not by size. obviously.

Mika is right there. Tap a colour and her bow changes in the same second. That’s the whole trick, and it’s a good one.
Each one has a name, a mood, and a spot that is theirs. Like a playlist, not a checklist.
Head of hugs. Occupies the top shelf and most of the bed. Not negotiable.
Outfit of the day: matching, obviously. Has never once been seen unmatching.
One plush among several, which is exactly the job. Cherry star clip, scruffy ears, shelf spot: bottom row, his choice.
Mika, Charli and Kensie: cousins by family, best friends by choice. All three of their worlds are connected — one tap and you hop worlds.
cousin code: when one of us gets a website, we ALL get a website.
Mikayou are here
Charlia little more extraordinary
Kensiethink. draw. discover.These two buttons leave Mika’s World and land in theirs.
“A little more extraordinary” — Mika’s cousin Charli, through the portal.
→“Think. Draw. Discover.” — Mika’s cousin Kensie, through the portal.
→Cousin code, article two: snacks are shared. Article three: there is no article three — they were busy eating the snacks.
Fresh off the board — here it is.
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