Dudu's Basket — Dianne Stewart

Dudu does not want to part with the first basket she has made, but her uncle persuades her to sell it. A Durban trader buys it to take produce through city suburbs. A young girl needs it for her wriggly hamster, until the hamster escapes and she abandons the basket. A toddler plays with it on the beach until a wave tosses it out to sea. It washes onto the shore and when Dudu and her sister Jabu find it, Dudu thinks it's very much like the first basket she has made.