The story of the mitten

"L'histoire de la moufle", adapted by Florence Desnouveaux and illustrated by Cécile Hudrisier, is a contemporary version of the traditional Russian tale. This book, published in 2008 by Didier Jeunesse, is recommended for preschool and primary school children.

The story begins with the loss of a little red mitten by its owner. The mitten becomes a warm shelter for various forest animals seeking warmth in cold weather. Surprisingly, the mitten seems to stretch to accommodate all the animals that snuggle into it. However, the story takes an unexpected turn when the mitt reaches its limits and something unexpected happens.

Cécile Hudrisier's illustrations add a captivating visual dimension to the story, and the book conveys a lesson in generosity and sharing. Because of its accessible content and attractive images, "L'histoire de la moufle" is suitable for young readers, generally recommended for children aged 3 to 8.