Paper NOW! ⬇️ Stylistically, Brett's paintings feature her own stock array of folk details. Baba is puzzled about how it has become so stretched out (Brett, 1989). Nicki the finds his mitten and takes it home. He sneezes, thereby dislodging all of the mitten's inhabitants all at once. What happens next seemingly borrows from a National Geographic special as a mole takes refuge in the lost mitten, followed by a rabbit, then a hedgehog, an owl, a badger, a fox, a bear and finally a mouse. The typical boy, Nicki promptly loses the mitten in the snow. Baba warns Nicki that a white mitten will be harder to find if he loses it in the snow.
In the Mitten, a Ukrainian boy named Nicki wants his grandmother Baba to knit some white mittens for him. She continues in this vein in 1989 in the Mitten. Jan Brett is the illustrator of well-known folktales, fairy tales, and poems, These include the Owl and the Pussycat, by Edward Lear and Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
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