The first guest was Moose member and Pilgrim Tom Webb, who read "The No-Good, Do-Good Pirates." Webb came properly attired, complete with an eye patch and a parrot, which wouldn't stay on his arm. The book Webb read concerned a group of pirates who attempted to do good things but found their attempts thwarted at every attempt before succeeding in the end. The students sat attentively through each of the three reader's stories.

The second reader was Mooseheart Director of Admissions and Recruiting Kyle Rife, who read "Caps for Sale," the story of a man who carries all the caps he sells, but who falls asleep and has some trouble with some mischievous monkeys.

Rife had some help from four students, who portrayed the monkeys. The student-monkeys are, from left, David Serrano, Shannon Johnson, Ariel Henderson and Krystal Rodriguez.

At the end of the story, the man who sells caps gets them all back on his head, and Rife stacked the student-monkey's hats onto his own head, under the watchful eye of Ariel Henderson.

The final reader was Director General/CEO William B. Airey. Airey was called on to narrate "The Three Little Dinosaurs," an updated and interesting look at the classic "Three Little Pigs" fairy tale. Airey was assisted in his reading by four older Mooseheart students, who acted the parts as he read. From left, the student-dinosaurs are Abe Mazon, Noel Yarngo, Joy Ranum and Colton Bullock.