Puss in Boots

Puss in Boots (fairy tale collected by Brothers Grimm) suitable for children ages of 4 and up

The story begins with a poor miller who, upon his death, leaves his possessions to his three sons. The eldest inherits the mill, the second son gets a donkey, and the youngest son, Jack, is left with only a tomcat. However, Purr, is very special: he can talk, sing and dance and is extraordinarily clever. He assures Jack that he can bring him great fortune if provided with a pair of boots and a simple sack. 

Purr, now Puss in Boots sets out to catch game, such as rabbits and partridges, by using cunning traps. He presents these animals as gifts to the king, claiming they are from his master, Count John. Over time, Puss builds a reputation for his master as a wealthy and generous nobleman, even though his master is actually a poor miller’s son. 

Due to his cleverness, Puss in Boots succeeds in providing fine garments for his master. But can Puss in Boots even outwit the evil wizard Marlos who owns a magnificent castle? Being the lord of the castle would be the final step for Jack / Count John to marrying the king’s beautiful daughter. 

How will the story end? Put on your boots, come along and find out!