The Misfit Sock

The Misfit Sock,Ìýwritten by Karen Kiefer and illustrated by Kathy DeWit, is a family tradition-turned-storybook that tells the tale of a sock that has lost its match and is thrown into a misfit laundry pile. The forgotten sock loses all hope until it meets the magnificent spirit of Christmas. It finds meaning and purpose when it is magically transformed into a gratitude sock for Santa, his elves, and his reindeer.

The Misfit SockÌýstory communicates themes of love, hope, joy, inspiration, and gratitude leading up to Christmas. The Misfit's transformation from sadness and rejection to renewed purpose teaches children to embrace their individual gifts and use them to touch the hearts of those around them. The prayer card tradition gathers families together to focus on daily prayer and gratitude throughout the Advent season.

The Misfit Sock tradition inspires families to bring gratitude to the forefront during the Advent season. The book sparked Misfit University, an anti-bullying and self-love campaign that has touched children and adults all over the world, encouraging allÌýto celebrate what makes them different.Ìý

Families can start their own Misfit Sock tradition with printable prayer cards, the online book and read-aloud, and any old sock! For a little extra magic, the Misfit Sock Gift Set, which includes an illustrated storybook, a misfit sock with a hanging ribbon, and prayer cards, is available to order.Ìý Young children can enjoy their very own one-of-a-kind misfit sock to love, hang on the mantel, and fill with daily prayers.

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