Hmm... so she was kind of sort of on the right track with her thinking. Not bad considering she was really just pulling ideas and theories out of thin air. Say what? Professor Glendower had fun facts too? AJ listened intently hoping to hear something super cool that she could add to her own fun facts. They couldn't even read? Weird. Granted this fun fact wasn't as fun as the one she normally told about not being able to lick your own elbow, BUT it was pretty cool.

AJ had a theory about why that may be too. "I think people would want one because it's mysterious." She would personally see it as a challenge. "Or maybe it just made them feel cooler." Hady had a good point. She knew all too well that some people got things just because it was the "cool" thing to do. Girls were the main ones guilty of this.

They were going to be making their own book and AJ was pretty stoked about this. This first part of the activity seemed to be rather easy and straightforward. The hard part would be when she actually had to draw and write stuff. She could always just fill her pages with unicorns. Now THAT sounded like a plan.

First things first... she needed a book. Paying close attention to the professor's steps, she began to fold her first piece of parchment in half. Then it was folded in half once more. This was called the signature she repeated to herself. Picking up another piece of parchment, she repeated the process. Again and again until all of them were neatly folded.

Picking them all up, she straightened them out by gently hitting them on the desk. This was the easiest way to get them to all line up perfectly. AJ did not want a wonky book with pages sticking out at different angles. On second thought... that might actually be pretty cool. Nope. She was going to stick to the original plan.

"Adhero!" Her wand traced the spine of the book cover. Decorative paper time. The lion picked those up and folded them in half. Lots of instructions happened at this point and AJ had to focus so she wouldn't glue the wrong thing. That would set her back. "Adhero." She glued half of it to the inside cover and the other half to the first page.

Almost done...

All that was left was the inside back. "Adhero!" All set. AJ had her very own book.