A young girl named Maya has a serious case of "the grumpies" and visits the Toy Doctor, who tries to diagnose and cure her. The doctor tries various treatments, including ice cream and a trip to Toys R Us, but none of them work. Eventually, the doctor prescribes a family game night with a new game, which Maya plays with her family and finally starts to smile and have fun, curing her case of the grumpies.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Maya has a serious case of the grumpys.
2. The Toy Doctor tries to determine if Maya has a serious case of the grumpys by asking her a few questions.
3. Maya is not interested in eating a big chocolate chip cookie, going to the park, or going to the amusement park.
4. The Toy Doctor diagnoses Maya with a serious case of the grumpys.
5. There is a nationwide shortage of the medicine that cures the grumpys.
6. The Toy Doctor prescribes Maya an alternative medicine, which is to get ice cream from the ice cream store.
7. Maya does not want to try ice cream.
8. The Toy Doctor makes a phone call to the Toy Pharmacy to request the medicine.
9. Maya and her companion go to the ice cream store, but Maya still does not want to try ice cream.
10. The Toy Doctor prescribes Maya another alternative medicine, which is a trip to Toys R Us.
11. Maya and her companion go to Toys R Us, but Maya is still not impressed by any of the toys.
12. The Toy Doctor receives a package that is supposed to contain the medicine, but it contains the wrong medicine.
13. Maya and her companion return to the Toy Doctor, who prescribes Maya a new game from Hasbro called Jingo.
14. Maya and her family play the game together, and Maya starts to smile and have fun.
15. The Toy Doctor believes that a good family game night can help cure Maya's case of the grumpys.