Steve Wolfson is a storyteller whose work is inspired by a lifelong love of narrative, beginning with entertaining his young dental patients. His stories, crafted for children, grandchildren, and countless school children, draw from his personal experiences and observations. The vivid imagery of flamingos, first encountered in Florida and later in Africa, has found its way into his imaginative tales. Now living in Canada with his family, he continues to be motivated by his twin granddaughters to create new, engaging children's stories.
Aunty Jane knits and knits and knits, and the people in her neighborhood love the colourful scarves, toques, and sweaters that she makes. One day, after Aunty Jane experiences a heartbreaking loss, her knitting takes a gloomy turn that affects the entire town. It's up to her young neighbors, Naomi and Xavier, and other caring friends to help Aunty Jane feel better and find the joy in her knitting once again.