Old Sarah knits mittens for all the children waiting for the school bus and hangs them on the blue spruce tree at the bus stop.

Several animals sleep snugly in Nicki's lost mitten until the bear sneezes.

With a warm pair of mittens, Zoey the chicken and Sam the pig head to the North Pole on a snowy day, thanks to their imaginations.

Lost and alone, a sock and a mitten team up to help each other find their other half.

One mitten can do many things, but when the second mitten is found, it is time to go outside and have fun.

In this "picture book about friendship and belonging, ... Stripes the mitten loses her partner and becomes a single mitten. She feels excluded by the other perfectly matching pairs--that is until one day the little girl asks the question, 'Why do mittens have to match?'"--

Describes how a lamb's coat is made into yarn, which is made into mittens worn by a little girl when she visits the lamb on the farm.

"There are eighteen steps to knitting mittens. What's the first one? Get a sheep, of course. But this mischievous sheep is about to turn a yearlong mitte-knitting adventure into an adventure in friendship." --book jacket

"Oh no! A lost red mitten. Rabbit and Mouse want to return the mitten, but first they’ll have to figure out who it belongs to. Squirrel? No. Badger? Nope. As they continue through the forest and meet new creatures, Rabbit and Mouse are excited to find the real owner. They’re doing a good deed! But when the time comes, can Rabbit give up the mitten? Red is his favorite color, after all!" --publisher's website