sweaters

Amos, a sheep, is old and is tired of giving wool to Aunt Hattie every year. One year Aunt Hattie makes his wool into a sweater for Uncle Henry. Amos gets upset and finally succeeds in getting into the sweater to keep himself warm.

Tom asks the farm animals to help him decide on the color for the sweater that Grandma wants to knit for him.

Harry the dog finds a graceful way to dispose of his new sweater with roses on it.

Linda's two aunts take her downtown to shop for school clothes, but the only thing she really wants is a red sweater.

Big Bear, having outgrown his very favorite sweater, reluctantly passes it down to Little Bear, but when Little Bear gets the sweater wet and muddy, Big Bear gets angry and later regrets his behavior.

Contains video adaptations of three doggie stories, including the title work in which George, a dog, cannot seem to find his bark.

Yetsa spends several happy Saturdays helping wash, tease, and spin wool fleece into yarn which her grandmother, one of the Coast Salish people, then knits into wonderful, distinctive sweaters.