NO Is All I Know!

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What is the premise of the story “No is All I Know” and who created it?

Lisa Bueno 0:01
This is Believe. One network, every topic, everywhere. Okay, our friends. So today we are reading a story for all of you out there who want to put their foot down. And say nope. And if that's the only thing that you do know is no. No. So not a really helpful philosophy for life. So we're gonna talk about it. So today's story is called No is All I Know. The story was written by Chris Gravenstein and the art is by Leo Espinosa. And it's read today by mommy. And no. No. Just kidding. What? Philip. Mommy and Philip, are you ready? Yeah. Can do you wanna read this kid's lines?

How does Oliver McSnow’s constant “no” affect his daily life and surroundings?

Lisa Bueno 0:54
No? Okay. All right.
Unknown 0:56
I just said it just came back.
Lisa Bueno 0:58
Let's do it. Here we go. Oliver McSnow would always say
Philip 1:05
No.
Lisa Bueno 1:06
No matter what you asked him.
Philip 1:08
What if you ask him, will you say no again in your life?
Lisa Bueno 1:14
Oh, you could trap him, huh? Um, he's got his arms crossed, he's got a grumpy face on. Did he brush his teeth? Was he hungry? Nope. Would he clean up his mess?
Unknown 1:29
No.
Lisa Bueno 1:31
Did he swing on the swing?
Unknown 1:34
No
Lisa Bueno 1:36
Oliver said no.

Why does Oliver’s “no” become so powerful that it changes the picture and his world?

Lisa Bueno 1:39
So many times his no started to grow. Oliver, please put away your toys. said his mom. His no became so Strong. That what happened in the picture? All of his toys fell on top of him. Mm-hmm. Yeah. There was no way to stop it. Whoa, he shouted that so loud that he blew everything off the page and on to the next. It's terrifying. Are you ready to get dressed? asked his mom.
Unknown 2:30
No
Lisa Bueno 2:31
He says as he runs out the door and he is
Philip 2:35
literally naked. This is
Lisa Bueno 2:36
literally naked.
Philip 2:38
Cove up the picture.
Lisa Bueno 2:40
Would he like to play with his cousin Jess?

What happens when Oliver’s cousin Jess introduces the idea of saying “yes”?

Unknown 2:43
No.
Lisa Bueno 2:45
Hear a story. No! But this is bedtime story. The dad is even sitting down next to him with a book and he shouts at him and the dad almost launches the book into outer space. Shame on him. Good heavens. He even said no. To ice cream.
Unknown 3:06
No, no, no, no, no, no
Lisa Bueno 3:09
Whoa and puzzles and painting and pizza and pudding and popsicles before long Oliver McSnow had the world's
Philip 3:22
strongest
Lisa Bueno 3:27
He said no to all kinds of food. So all he ever ate With macaroni and cheese. Morning. Noon. And night. Gross. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, macaroni and cheese? No way!

How do new activities and friends transform Oliver’s experience after he says “yes”?

Philip 3:47
No.
Lisa Bueno 3:47
I wouldn't want that, would you? I like
Philip 3:49
macaroni and cheese, but literally gross.
Lisa Bueno 3:51
Not for breakfast, lunch and dinner. He never took a bath. Even though all that mac and cheese made him smell cheesy. I wouldn't want a smell like that. This picture has him on his tricycle, he's zooming through the house, and the smell is wafting behind him in a big swirl of nasty. He wouldn't fall asleep. when he went to bed, because no was all he ever said, but one morning His cousin Jess came to play and Jess You guessed it. Jess liked to say Yeah. Would you kids like to go outside? asked Oliver's father. Oliver was too tired and too full of macaroni and cheese to say no, before Jess said
Unknown 4:52
Yes!
Lisa Bueno 4:53
And so outside they went, where Jess said, yes!

What imaginative adventures do Oliver and Jess imagine together after embracing “yes”?

Lisa Bueno 5:02
Two Everything. Chasing butterflies, looking at clouds on the hill, riding their scooters, drawing with chalks, swinging on the swings, jumping in the puddles, petting the dogs. That they champ roping
Philip 5:17
that the local dude has. Yeah. Says, hey kids, wanna pet my dog?
Lisa Bueno 5:22
Yep. Even getting ice cream. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Suddenly thanks to Jess. And his super powerful yes. Oliver's world was full of new things. New food, new fun. new friends and later they played with toys that would become whatever they yesd them. To be
Unknown 5:58
This duck is a submarine.
Lisa Bueno 6:01
says Oliver.
Unknown 6:03
Yes! And it's Koala Bear Captain Juggle's ice cream underwater!
Lisa Bueno 6:11
says Jess.

How does the story conclude with a message about trying new things and saying yes?

Unknown 6:14
Right. What a great day we had,
Lisa Bueno 6:20
said Jess with a yawn.
Unknown 6:23
Tomorrow will you go back to saying no?
Lisa Bueno 6:29
Mm, Oliver thought. Then he thought again. And do you know what he said? Mm.
Unknown 6:40
No Because Yes! Was a lot more fun.
Lisa Bueno 6:48
Don't you think?
Unknown 6:49
Mm-hmm.
Lisa Bueno 6:50
Oh and friends, there is a hidden yes right here in the back of this book. Because why not? Right? Yeah. And that, my dear friends, try new things, my dear friends. Say yes, my dear friends. Be brave, my dear friends.

What call‑to‑action does the host give listeners at the end of the episode?

Lisa Bueno 7:11
That is the end.
Philip 7:14
Yeah.
Lisa Bueno 7:15
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