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The Tiny Woman's Coat

By Joy Cowley

Adjectives

charming rhythmic heartwarming

Genres

Friendship/Family Poetry/Verse

Synopsis

In this charming tale, a tiny woman seeks to make a coat to keep warm. With the help of her animal friends—trees, geese, a porcupine, a horse, and plants—she gathers materials to snip, snip, snip and stitch, stitch, stitch a cosy coat. This rhythmic story highlights themes of friendship and sharing, making it a delightful read for young children.

About the author

Joy Cowley is a much-loved author from New Zealand, known for her fun and imaginative stories. She has written hundreds of books for children, including the popular 'Mrs Wishy-Washy' series. Joy loves to inspire young readers with her creative tales and hopes everyone enjoys reading as much as she enjoys writing.

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

Published

1996

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