The Clockmaker's Festival

In the town of Tickford, every clock has its own personality, and young apprentice Henry spends his days winding them and polishing their gears in Master Osric's shop. With his brass loupe and patient ear, he learns that each clock speaks in its own way. His friend Pip, who carries a tin whistle and loves noise, dreams of a festival full of music and dancing.

When the oldest clock in the square falls silent just before the yearly Clockmaker's Festival, Henry sets out to help, joined by Pip and Widow Marlow, the kind baker. Searching old books and dusty shelves, they uncover a lost tune, but restoring the clock demands more than one sound. Yavuz DEMİRKIRAN tells a gentle story of listening closely and asking others for help, and it can be read on Online Masal.