Deep in the hearty Southern state of Mississippi, where the Mississippi river sings lullabies to the cotton fields and the moon pies are as big as your head, is a group of kids who aren't your ordinary tots. They're the Marvelous Mississippi Glass Masters. Now, don't be fooled by the name, there's not a single gray beard or spectacles among them. These are kids, just like you and me, but their talents are as big as the magnolia trees that line the streets of their small, warm-hearted town. Now, let me introduce you to their leader, a creature as quirky as he is kind - Meet Sir Gobblegook, a mystical creature with a hot glass belly. Sir Gobblegook, with his fiery belly and long, bendy arms, loves nothing more than teaching these energetic kids the beautiful art of glass-blowing. He's got a funny habit of mixing up his words, calling a spoon a "poons" and a fork a "krof". But when it comes to glass, he never gets tongue-tied. The Marvelous Mississippi Glass Masters are a diverse group, some tall like sunflowers, others small like buttercups, some quiet as a mouse, others loud as a brass band. Still, they all have one thing in common - their magical power of turning plain, old glass into remarkable creations. From glittering glass unicorns to radiant rainbows, the kids and Sir Gobblegook spend their days shaping dreams out of liquid glass. Their laughter and joy spill out of their workshop like the light beams through the stained glass window, making Mississippi a little more colorful, a little more magical, one glass masterpiece at a time.