Set in a town obsessed with brand-new fashion, the story follows a family of mice who quietly challenge the norm. While their human neighbours discard worn clothing in favour of the latest trends, the mice take a different approach of mending and restoring old garments with care and skill. With their nimble paws and inventive ideas, the mice transform damaged clothes into treasured outfits. Before long, the townspeople begin to notice. Their repaired wardrobes are not only unique and beautiful but also longer-lasting, setting off a subtle shift in attitudes toward clothing and consumption.
However, this change does not go unnoticed by Igor, the greedy owner of the local fast-fashion factory. As his profits begin to fall, Igor grows increasingly determined to stop the mice and restore his control over the town’s habits. What follows is a playful and engaging fashion battle, as Igor attempts to outsmart the mice, only to be met with their ingenuity and quiet determination.
Printed on recycled paper and told with warmth and humour, this picture book gently conveys the message that small, creative actions can have a meaningful impact.
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