The Little Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe Below is a fun transformation of the poem - this version by Beatrix Potter conjured gentler imagery for the traditional poem. "Remember the Old Woman who lived in a shoe? And had so many children she didn’t know what to do?” “I think if she lived in a little shoe-house ~ that little old woman was surely a mouse” Quote from Appley Dappely’s Nursery Rhymes, by Beatrix Potter Used with permission by F.Warne and Co.U.K. Seek and Find There are 40 ‘m & m’ candies hidden in and around the shoe-house. Available as matted print. This painting was shown at the Campbell River and District Art Gallery, “Illustrating Illustration” Exhibit. Copyright K.Bridgeman 2002