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LeVar learns that hats can signify many different types of work and play. When he puts on a jockey's cap, he visits a racetrack, rides in a horse race, and experiences the thrill of the winner's circle. A goalie's helmet takes him to an ice rink where he joins a professional hockey team and learns what it's like to be a goalie. With an engineer's hat, he is whisked away to a house-sized model train display.
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Feature Book:A Three Hat DayR.R. Pottle The Third shows readers that dreams can come true...at the change of a hat.
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Caps for SaleA peddler selling hats unwisely decides to take a nap under a tree. While he is asleep, a band of mischievous monkeys steals all but one of his caps. When he finally wakes up, his efforts to get his caps back again make this a humorous and classic story written in folktale style.
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Maebelle's SuitcaseMaebelle is an elderly woman who lives in a tree house and makes little hats, which she sells to a little shop in town. She designs a hat that is sure to win the town's annual hat contest, but she sacrifices her treasured prize to help her friend, a young bird, find the courage to make his first flight south.
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