Little youngsters all know of the Mother Goose rhyme of the kittens who have lost their mittens - however, they have never seen it presented with this much energy, excellence, and style. Laughing Elephant's The Three Little Kittens recounts the basic story of the little kittens who lose their mittens, then quickly and joyfully rediscover them. Pre-schoolers will take pleasure in these cuddly little kittens as they skip outside in the falling leaves, get their mittens tacky from fruit pies, and do the cleaning under Mama Cat's vigilant eye. The magnificent illustrations bring superb details and colossal warmth to this version of a much-loved nursery rhyme, and the die-cut shape and thick board pages are made for little hands. This is the perfect bedtime book. It is perfect for very young children and for animal lovers, and its superior construction assures that it will remain a favorite for a very long time. Best-known for the best seller Everything I Need to Know I Learned from Led Zeppelin, independent publisher Laughing Elephant Books crafts books that are tactile, pleasing, and often surprising.Laughing Elephant specializes in children's classics, pop culture, food and drink, and innovative gift books, with a mission to bring classic art and vintage images to new life and to inspire, enrich, and bring joy. Laughing Elephant was founded in 1992 by Harold and Sandra Darling, founders of legendary publisher Green Tiger Press and creators of the best selling Good Dog Carl children's books. Benjamin Darling acquired the company in 2020. Laughing Elephant Books is based in San Diego, CA. Laughing Elephant publications celebrate many subjects we hold dear such as children, family, friends, dogs, cats, babies, love, relationships, home, humor, as well as spiritual and inspirational titles. Milo Winter (1888-1956) was an accomplished and prolific illustrator of children's books. Born in Illinois and educated in Chicago, Winter illustrated many children's classics, including Aesop's Tales, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, A Child's Garden of Verses, and many more. Winter brought warmth, wit and originality to even the most familiar of stories. Winter died in New York City.