Left Mitten, Right Mitten

Iris Fennimore

One mitten wakes up alone, and the other is nowhere to be found. To reunite, they must trick mirrors, outsmart their own thumbs, and learn why left and right feel so sneaky in your head. Iris Fennimore turns everyday body science into a puzzle story for curious kids around five to eight. Duncan Winslow reads with the patient warmth of a favorite teacher, pausing just long enough for small brains to catch the trick before the mittens do. Good for car rides or quiet afternoons when little hands want to try the thumb trick themselves.