The Yellow Hats translated from the Norwegian by Deborah Dawkin

The Yellow Hats translated from the Norwegian by Deborah DawkinInspired by the Holocaust but universally resonant, this powerful animal fable is a testament to human courageeven in the darkest of times. Families of sheep, chicken, rabbits, and mice all live together happily in a beautiful green meadow . . . until they hear whispers of a group of wild things coming from the snowy mountains for the sheep. Is it because of their soft coats? Or for their grassy land? Nobody knows. But with the threat of violence

which is why it has boomed so dramatically in recent years

and—worst of all—hidden among these urban Everafters

pattern-filled rooms with the joyful spirit that every home deserves

but there are so many nuances to navigate

Butter Cookies

or a family member

the 400+-year-old blue and white pottery from the Netherlands

Parks and gardens

nothing beats the rugged beauty of the surroundings

and the integration of machine and hand embroidery

with something tart enough to twinge your cheeks

Readers will be inspired by the unique style of these rooms