Always Room for One More
Author:
Sorche Nic Leodhas
Illustrator:
Nonny Hogrogian
Publication:
1965 by Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Genre:
Fiction, Historic Tales and Legends, Music, Picture Books, Poetry, Read Aloud, World Cultures
Pages:
32
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Lachie MacLachlan, the generous hero of this enchanting picture book, is the delightful exception to the rule that the Scots are a thrifty lot.
To his "wee house in the heather" where he lives with his wife and ten children, the good-natured Lachie invites every traveler who passes on a stormy night, assuring all that "there's always room for one more."
Tinkers, tailors, shepherds, even dogs—sing and dance the night away until, alas, the rafters groan and the walls of his hospitable little home bulge to the bursting point.
But Lachie's kindness is repaid. Just how his grateful guests eventually say a wonderful "thank-you" provides a delightfully warm ending to this lilting narrative.
The story, derived from an old Scottish nursery tale, is reflected superbly in the gay illustrations of Nonny Hogrogian.
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