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D.W. finds a ball, drops it, and sees Emily holding it. Emily makes up an excuse to keep the ball, but starts telling bigger lies to cover up the first one, and D.W. eventually forgets why Emily started lying in the first place. Emily eventually decides to tell the truth and D.W. forgives her.
D.W. gets bored on Ukubonga and realizes that she needs Arthur to keep her life interesting, while Arthur realizes how cool D.W. will be in the future and tries being nicer to her. D.W.'s dream is inspired by the children's book Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. DVD: The DVD was released on August 14, 2018.
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D.W. gets poison ivy while playing a game with Arthur and Buster and is worried about being teased by her friends, so Buster tells a story about how he got asthma. When Buster learns that he has asthma, his friends start treating him differently, with Arthur scared that any dust could affect him, while Francine believes it is a contagious disease.
Arthur is irritated when D.W. creates a new imaginary friend named Nadine. When the Reads and Buster take a trip to Wonder World, where a new ride called the "Hurl-a-Whirl" has opened, D.W. plans to take Nadine to the park, worrying Arthur and Buster, fearing that D.W. will embarrass them.
Arthur and Prunella are assigned to work together for the upcoming Earth Day fair at school, but Arthur learns that Prunella has kept several beloved items (including an old sock and birthday cards) over the years and they have been piling up in her closet. While Arthur and Rubella try to help Prunella learn to let go, she resists and still ...
But the kitty soon turns out to be a lot more than a mortified D.W. expected and wrecks havoc all over her life, especially seeing an advertisement for a horror film. When Dr. Fugue (from "Arthur Plays the Blues" and "Tipping the Scales") receives the kitty back as he is her main owner, D.W. isn't brave for a pet after all.
D.W., in turn, apologizes to Arthur, who invites D.W. to a live show where Binky performs a ballet about his experience with eating a green chip. However, while waiting in line for the show to start, D.W. overhears her mother talking to Mrs. MacGrady about the newspaper article.