In a town called Topsy-Turvy, where everything zigs and zags, lived a young boy named Tommy Twiddle, with the funkiest of bags. His bag was red, green, and blue, and oh, what a sight it was to view!

Every day, Tommy giggled with glee, as his bag held secrets and mystery. Beep, bop, boop went the little bells, full of stories and jolly jells.

One bright morning, as the sun winked in the sky, Tommy decided to finally try something new—a magical test so sly!

"Off I flit!" said Tommy Twiddle, "to the land of Hoo!" where parrots can babble and frogs can giggle too.

With a hop, skip, and a jolly jump, he landed by a willow stump. 'What's today's task?' Tommy wondered aloud. A fidgety frog in a vest then proud!

"Ribbit, ribbit, the test is near, it's fun and riddles, do not fear," croaked the frog with dance in eyes, wearing striped socks, a funny surprise!

Tommy set forth with a clumpity-clamp, the test asked him to help a grumpy lamp. 'Fix my glow and help me shine, or else my light will resign!'

Tommy thought and then he knew, 'Cheer the lamp, that's what I'll do! Flickity-flame and lighty-bright, let’s turn your grump into delight!'

The lamp lit up with a warm hug light, dancing shadows filled the night. 'Oh, young Twiddle, you've passed the test, now your courage gets a shiny crest!'

With a twinkle in his eye, the frog reappeared, 'A hero now, to you, we’ve cheered!' Tommy waved goodbye to Hoo, better for the test he threw.

With his funky bag jinglejangling, Tommy trotted back, his heart a-singing. Test complete with song and cheer, he was braver now, nothing to fear.

Back in Topsy-Turvy town, Tommy lay down, wearing his shiny crown. 'In the land of zigs and zags, I've faced the tests with my bag of brags.'