Tattercoats and Cap o' Rushes | A Story for Children

Tattercoats ran from her grandfather's palace by the sea and hid among the bushes, trying to quiet her tears. The servants had laughed at her bare feet and ragged clothes, and she had fled with her golden hair falling loose. She was hungry, and her grandfather would never look at her. In order: Tattercoats hides beside the sea palace; The nurse asks, and the gooseherd takes her hand; The rider makes a midnight promise; Tattercoats walks towards the throne; The pipe changes the rags and the geese; The youngest daughter makes a cloak of rushes; Cap o' Rushes finds work and goes dancing; Cap o' Rushes keeps the ring; Cap o' Rushes puts the ring in the gruel; Cap o' Rushes welcomes her father. Made with AI: the narration voice and the pictures are AI generated reconstructions, not records of real people or events.