The Raincoat Crow

Clara is a glossy black crow with bright amber eyes who makes her home in a tall oak at the edge of the autumn woods. Each fall the storms leave her feathers soaked, and she dislikes the cold trickle of rain running down her back. Her grandmother Gran, calm and patient in a woven grass shawl, shares a simple thought: if something bothers you, you can invent a better way. Clara takes this to heart, collecting waxed leaves and long grass blades, learning to twist grass into sturdy cords, and sewing a tiny hooded coat that sheds the rain.

Other crows laugh and call her the raincoat crow, yet she keeps crafting more coats, each a little different, and hangs them along a branch. This gentle story by Yavuz DEMİRKIRAN follows her curiosity and generosity, and young readers can find it on Online Masal. It is a quiet tale for children who like animal stories and soft lessons about kindness and ingenuity.