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© 2017 Linda Margulis-Yant
Henry’s Hat
Linda Margulis-Yant
Illustrations
Linda Margulis-Yant
ISBN
978-0-9973988-7-8
First Edition
Hibernian Publishing, LLC
New Jersey

This is Henry’s room.
He spends a lot of time in his room playing
with toys and games.
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Henry wakes up and remembers that it is
Saturday.
He can play with his friends all day long.
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Henry’s mother makes him his favorite
breakfast.
Henry quickly eats his waffles so he can go
outside in the snow with his friends.
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It’s very cold out on Saturday morning.
Henry wants it to be warm.
He goes back to his house to put on his warm
hat.
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Henry goes back outside to play with his
friends.
He is happy and warm with his red hat on his
head.
Henry finds some rocks for a snowman’s face
and buttons.
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Henry walks to the play yard.
He sees all of his friends playing in the snow.
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A big wind blows at Henry.
The wind blew Henry’s hat right off of his
head.
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Boy, that big wind blew Henry’s hat into the
sky.
You would think Henry’s hat had wings.
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The big wind blew Henry’s hat up over the
houses and into the clouds.
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Henry looks under a tree.
He is happy to see something red.
It was not Henry’s hat at all.
A pretty red cardinal was all that it was.
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All of Henry’s friends join together to look for
his hat.
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Henry was getting cold without his red hat.
He thanks all of his friends for helping him to
look for his hat.
Henry heads for home.
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Henry feels sad as he walks back to his house.
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When Henry gets home, he sees that it is
snowing.
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He takes off his coat and boots, but there is no
hat.
He tells his mother that he lost his red hat
because a big wind blew it right off of his
head.
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The next morning Henry’s friends come to
visit him.
Henry tells his friends that he can not go
outside to play without his red hat.
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Henry looks out of the window.
It makes him sad that he can not go out to
play in the snow.
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Henry goes to his grandmom’s house to visit.
The doorbell rings and Henry opens the
door.
He is surprised to see his friends.
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Henry sees that his friends have a big yellow
box with a blue ribbon.
My goodness, what could it be?
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A new hat!
Henry’s friends brought him a big one - to fit
his big head!
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Henry goes back outside to play with his
friends.
He is happy and warm with his new hat on.
Henry and his friends build a big fat snowman!
Will Henry lose his new hat?
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Henry will not lose his new hat.
It has ear laps and a nice strap under his chin.
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It is safe to say that Henry’s red hat will keep a
sweet bird family nice and warm.
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About the Author
Linda Margulis-Yant, a native of Burlington County, New Jersey, is a
first-time author. Linda is happily married to her husband Jack - her
staunchest fan. She is also a mother and grandmother; roles in which she
embraces. Linda has a diverse background. She spent 30 years in the
corporate sector and since then she has devoted her time to hypnotherapy
and children’s stories.
As you can see, she is a gifted artist as well. Linda has honed her craft
without the benefit of formal instruction.