Tucked away in the heart of the American Midwest, surrounded by the whispers of the wind and the twinkle of the stars is the thumping, bumping, never-slumping state of South Dakota! A place where buffaloes still roam, Mount Rushmore stands tall, and the Badlands grapple with the good lands for the most amusing name. In this delightful region, you will find a rowdy tribe of amazing, brave, and slightly bonkers kids who have taken up the daring sport of kayaking. These are not your ordinary kids, oh no! They are the "Dakota Dippers," led by their fearless leader, Captain Crayfish. Captain Crayfish, with his fiery red hair and a freckle for each adventure he has tackled, is a legend in his own right. He zips down the Missouri River like a lightning bolt, steering his kayak with the prowess of a professional. He once outpaddled a squirrel on a homemade raft and a beaver who lost his dam way! This, of course, is after he mastered the art of not flipping his kayak every fifteen seconds. The rest of the Dakota Dippers are equally peculiar and endearing. There's Whirlpool Wendy, known to spin so fast in her kayak that she creates tiny tornadoes in the water. And don’t forget about Paddle-Pop Pete, who claims to have invented a paddle that doubles as a lollipop, so he can have a sugar rush while rushing down the rapids. Together, these quirky kids and their wacky adventures make South Dakota a place bursting with laughter, excitement and the occasional fish in someone’s kayak. They're a testament to the fact that in South Dakota, the rivers run wild, the kids run free, and the tales run even wilder!