Luie Boone would love to give you a history lesson on Mystic, Connecticut, because the history of this village is important to acknowledge and remember. Did you know that the Pequot—a group of Native American people—lived in this area of southeastern Connecticut before the 17th century? The Pequots produced and traded wampum, which are purple and white quahog shell beads! If you're like Luie Boone and wondering what a quahog, let us tell you: a quahog is a type of hard-shelle

Prince Luie Boone, you've must've heard of him. He's a self-proclaimed heir to the throne of Barkshire, Duke of Droolington, and Lord of the Kibble. He plans to trade in his royal duties (like snoozing, slobbering, and snacking) for a vacation to Prince Edward Island (PEI), Canada. He's not too sure why the island is named after some Prince Edward guy and not him. Prince Luie Boone Island would be a paw-some name.