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Summary: Little Mouse is Back...
Review: If you take a mouse to the movies, he'll ask for popcorn. When you bring him some, it will remind him of Christmas and he'll want to string it...then he'll demand a tree to hang it from...seeing the snow on the ground will make him want to build a snowmouse, then a snow fort, a snow fort fight...and on and on. This little mouse is as busy and demanding as ever in this fourth book of the series. Laura Numeroff's simple, funny text, captures the essence of the pre-school mind as her mouse jumps from one idea to the next, in his logical little mind, until finally coming full circle, back to the popcorn. Felicia Bond's colorful, busy and expressive illustrations compliment the story perfectly and your youngsters will love finding all the special little details, hidden in the pictures. Children of all ages will be amused and delighted as they enjoy the chaos this little mouse wreaks on his human friend. This is a wonderful holiday book the whole family will enjoy.
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Summary: Amber's Marvelious Mouse Review
Review: In mid winter a wondering mouse is taken to the movies by a
young brown haired boy.Thier day holds a numorous amount of adventures.The lead roll,a small brown mouse,is ceaseless to ask for what he wants.
The book would be great for children under the age of six.It is a humorous fictional book with lots of colorful pictures(illistrated by:Laura Joffe Numeroff).I liked this book as well as the pictures.
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Summary: 3 Yr. Old's Delight!
Review: My 3 year old daughter and I laugh ourselves silly over the absurdity of the situations in the book. I can see her mind spinning as she focuses on the pictures and we laugh as she answers whether a mouse could do this or not. To develop a sense of humor-for that reason alone, I love the book and we delight in reading it over and over, and laughing at the same pictures again and again.
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Summary: A mom overseas
Review: My boys love mouse a cookie, pig a pancake, and moose a muffin so we were excited to order this newest book. However, I don't think that the storyline of this book flows as well as the others do. The transition from one antic to another seems to be a bit of a stretch. The mouse is still as engaging and energetic as ever. The illustrations by Felcia Bond are wonderful. My children still really enjoy this book but they haven't asked to have it read to them repeatedly like they do for the other books. When my husband finished reading it to them, he just looked at me and said that this was "lame".
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Summary: I know this book by heart...
Review: My seventeen-month old son will search through his vast library to find this book (and the others in this series), protesting when I try to compromise with another selection. He loves the story, knows when to turn the page (which is no longer necessary, as I can recite them all from memory) and will accept no subsitute. I even tried burying the books away so that I could read something new to him, but he dug them out, carried them down the stairs and insisted I drop everything to recall what are apparently his favorite stories.
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Summary: I know this book by heart...
Review: My seventeen-month old son will search through his vast library to find this book (and the others in this series), protesting when I try to compromise with another selection. He loves the story, knows when to turn the page (which is no longer necessary, as I can recite them all from memory) and will accept no subsitute. I even tried burying the books away so that I could read something new to him, but he dug them out, carried them down the stairs and insisted I drop everything to recall what are apparently his favorite stories.
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Summary: Gently Amusing!
Review: My students in Kindergarten and 1st grade love the circular path of the story and become very amused. Oh no! is a common response. This is a fun book.
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Summary: Children will love this one as much as the others
Review: Numeroff has provided us with a holiday version of her popular "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" vein of books. I have the other three titles--Mouse, Moose, and Pig--which remain favorites with all of the children in my life. Whenever I pull one of these books out for storytime, I get a gleeful response from my listeners. I just bought this one and I know it will be just as popular, especially during the winter holidays.This time the Mouse and his friend go to the movies, eat popcorn, decorate a tree, play in the snow and keep us entertained for 32 pages. I enjoy reading these books and the children enjoy the illustrations and the story. I recommend this book as a gift or an addition to your own library.
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Summary: Children will love this one as much as the others
Review: Numeroff has provided us with a holiday version of her popular "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" vein of books. I have the other three titles--Mouse, Moose, and Pig--which remain favorites with all of the children in my life. Whenever I pull one of these books out for storytime, I get a gleeful response from my listeners. I just bought this one and I know it will be just as popular, especially during the winter holidays. This time the Mouse and his friend go to the movies, eat popcorn, decorate a tree, play in the snow and keep us entertained for 32 pages. I enjoy reading these books and the children enjoy the illustrations and the story. I recommend this book as a gift or an addition to your own library.
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Summary: If You Take a Mouse to the Movies
Review: One of Numeroff's most entertaining for the 2-8 age group, "If You Take a Mouse to the Movies" has fun, easy-to-follow text, a cute Christmas story and beautiful illustrations. My 6-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son loved it as much as the previous Numeroff books that they read when they were much younger.
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