Two-D World Revisited — Sally Hull / Sally Demaray Hull

Two-D World Revisited is complete in itself and is number two in the series: The Drawings of Comic Book World. The six kids and their animals are sent to various realms of Comic Book Land to help the people get a "happily-ever-after." Annie and Lisa find Little Red Riding Hood about to meet a wolf, while another wolf meets up with Alex and Jamie who are trying to talk some sense into three young pigs. Kurt and Andrew find themselves trying to convince Jack (who wishes to be called J.J.) not to sell the family cow for magic beans. And the animals find themselves in an animal realm which the Locks family's young girl Goldi has run off to. All of them are learning how to use another of the Great Artist's laws: The Law of Thinking. If they wish to be transported from one realm to another, they need to think thoughts about that realm that are true, honest, just, pure, lovely or of good report. But these thoughts must pass the test of being virtuous and praiseworthy. If they do not pass that test, they will still be transported into the next realm, but it will be a part of the realm that they do not want to be in. Landing in a pot of pig slop is proof to Jamie that his thoughts did not pass the virtuous and praiseworthy test. The Great Artist shows up from time to time. Also from time to time the kids pop back home to the castle of their adoptive parents: Ella and Charming. Will their efforts be enough to give the people of the realms a "happily-ever-after"?