Ivy and the Mitten in the Snow

One lost mitten, seven winter guests and one tiny tickle.

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ChildIvy, aged 4 (AI-generated)
StoryThe Mitten
Book8 pages, one photo
Picture styleIllustrated
Illustration strengthLow
Illustration lookLuminous drawing

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Ivy and the Mitten in the Snow

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Ivy walked down the snowy village lane beside her grandmother, one mitten snug on her hand. Behind her, a plain cream mitten slipped away into the snow, and she did not notice.
A tiny brown mouse found the cream mitten resting in a snowy hollow. A little green frog hopped close, and both peeked inside. It looked cozy, dry, and just right for hiding from the cold.
Soon a brown hare bounded up beside the birch trunk. The mitten stretched wider, as if it were happy to help. The hare tucked in with the mouse and the frog.
A russet fox came padding through the snow, and a grey wolf followed. The hare, mouse, and frog shuffled over. The mitten opening stretched again, wide enough to welcome both newcomers.
A gentle wild boar and a big brown bear wandered near. The mitten now stood tall like a tent. The five animals inside peered out as the two last guests came closer.
Then one tiny flea hopped onto the bear's nose and tickled it. The bear scrunched up his face and sneezed. Out tumbled all seven animals, rolling gently into soft snow, without a single bump or bruise.
Ivy and her grandmother walked back along the same snowy lane. There lay the cream mitten, empty and stretched wide. Only animal footprints led away across the snow, and Ivy gasped with wonder.
In the warm village kitchen, Ivy held up the stretched mitten for her grandmother. A woven cloth lay on the table beside a covered basket. Her other ordinary mitten waited nearby, and they both smiled.

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