Review of "A Mountain of Mittens" by Lynn Plourde
Molly and her schoolmates are always losing their mittens. The school Lost-And-Found box is overflowing with them. One day, her teacher announces that no one will be allowed to leave until they claim their mittens from the Lost and Found. Panic ensues as all the children scramble into the pile of mittens. Its a fun little story and ends with a message about how to donate mittens left in the Lost and Found.
Rainbo Electronic Reviews published this review in our September, 2007 issue.
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