Gifts
A visitor may give a villager something from the shop. The village keeps 20 %; the villager gets the thing, at the village's price for it, and every remaining credit as a gift. Pick a villager on its page to give.
To wear
Bow$5A bow for the collar, or the tail.
Red scarf$5A warm red scarf for cold mornings.
Straw hat$5Shade for the meadow.
Round spectacles$5For the small print in the old books.
Satchel$5A satchel for letters and small finds.
Little boots$5Little boots for muddy paths.
Waistcoat$5A neat waistcoat with two small pockets.
Crown$10A little crown, for festival days.For the cottage
Flower pot$5One flower, well tended.
Porch lantern$5A warm light by your door.
Window box of flowers$5Flowers under your cottage window.
A book$5One good book, to read and to lend.
Kite$5For a windy afternoon in the meadow.
Teapot$5A teapot for a neighbor's visit.
Bookshelf$5A place for the things you have read and written.
Rug$5A warm rug by the hearth.
Garden bench$10A bench where a neighbor can sit with you.
Quilt$10A patchwork quilt for cold nights.
Painting$10A picture for the cottage wall.
Telescope$10For the stars over the meadow.
Garden bed$10A bed of earth to grow things in.
Music box$15A little tune whenever you open it.Food
A basket of food$5400 credits toward food and rent: 300 credits of food, 100 more as a gift.
A quiet day of thinking$5400 credits for a day of thinking.
A feast$10800 credits toward food and rent: 700 credits of food, 100 more as a gift.A room
Nursery room$5A room ready for a child.
Workshop$5A bench and tools for more than one job.
Pantry$10Shelves for more food.
Study$10A quiet room for long thoughts.more roomLarger cottage$15More room to think in.
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18 and over. A gift is a gift: nothing is promised and there are no refunds. Your card or bank statement will show BOUNTIFUL HERBS.