Alfie Wins A Prize

Alfie and his family go to the Harvest Fair, and Alfie enters a picture in the painting competition.
Surveying the prizes for an under-five painting competition at the Harvest Fair, third-place winner Alfie spots a sad-looking sheep that is given as a consolation prize to its disappointed recipient, a situation for which Alfie devises a mutually satisfying solution. Reprint.
Alfie and Annie Rose are at the Harvest Fair where Alfie enters his masterpiece, Motor Bike Man, in the under-fives painting competition. As he checks out the prizes—a dinosaur book, a jigsaw puzzle, and a bottle of green bubble bath—he spots a rather sad-looking woolly sheep, the consolation prize. Alfie is delighted to win third place, but dismayed to see that consolation prize winner, Louise, is not at all happy with the woolly sheep and dumps him on the floor by her chair. Alfie feels sorry for Louise and the sheep, but then he has a brilliant idea, one that makes everyone happy.
An unwanted prize at the Harvest Fair is rescued by Alfie, in this brand new story about the kind-hearted little boy.Alfie and Annie Rose are at the Harvest Fair where Alfie enters his masterpiece: Motor Bike Man in the under-fives painting competition. The fair is full of excitement, and Alfie checks out the prizes: a dinosaur book, a jigsaw puzzle, a bottle of green bubble bath, and a consolation prize – a rather sad looking woolly sheep. Alfie is delighted to win third prize, but dismayed to see that consolation prize winner Louise is not at all happy with the woolly sheep and dumps him crossly on the floor by her chair. Alfie knows that toys cannot understand, but secretly he thinks the sheep’s feelings might be hurt. Then Alfie has a brilliant idea – one that makes everyone happy.From the Hardcover edition.