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On a bright Saturday morning, Raincoat leaned from its peg and watched sunshine spill across the hallway. It wanted a sunny job.

The Raincoat That Wanted a Sunny Job
original stories · Ages 6-8

The Raincoat That Wanted a Sunny Job

A raincoat sulks through bright days until it becomes the perfect picnic blanket during a sudden storm.

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1. On a bright Saturday morning, Raincoat leaned from its peg and watched sunshine spill across the hallway. It wanted a sunny job.

2. Raincoat tried to be a sunshade. Its hood covered one corner of the flowerpot, but the flowers still squinted in the bright light.

3. Next, Raincoat tried to be a tablecloth. Its sleeves dangled over the edges, and the spoons rolled into its pockets.

4. Then Raincoat tried to be a picnic blanket. Its hood made a bump, and its sleeves curled into little hills. The sandwiches slid into the grass.

5. The days stayed bright. Raincoat hung on its peg while sunhats, kites, and picnic blankets enjoyed the outdoors. One sleeve drooped all the way to the floor.

6. At noon, Mina carried Raincoat to a sunny meadow for a picnic. Then a gray cloud covered the sun, and rain began all at once.

7. Mina pulled Raincoat from the basket and spread it across the damp grass. Its wide yellow body made a dry place for her knees and her lunch.

8. Rain drummed on the leaves, but Mina sat snug and dry. Raincoat’s pockets held the napkins, and its sleeves kept the basket from sliding away.

9. When the rain passed, the sun came back. Raincoat had sulked through bright days, but during a sudden storm, it became the perfect picnic blanket.

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