Mouse House: An Extravagant Lift-the-Flap Hide-and-Seek Adventure
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (664 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1929766424 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 7 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Neat, but not the best popup" according to EcoDesigner. This in a cute book, but I imagine it would be difficult for a child to open the tabs of the popups, and it's not an elaborate Neat, but not the best popup This in a cute book, but I imagine it would be difficult for a child to open the tabs of the popups, and it's not an elaborate 3D popup like some books. I've seen much better popup books for children.. D popup like some books. I've seen much better popup books for children.. "Great book for preschool to first grade" according to Dippy Diner. I have had this book for several years and it is a go-to book for all the grandkids. The pictures are precious and it is enjoyable to look at for adults as the kids move through each room in the house looking for the mice.
With the inventive whimsy of the Look Again books and the vivid complexity of the I-Spy titles, Mouse House offers a brilliant hide-and-seek experience!. A postage stamp here, a button therethese mice are the Borrowers of the animal world, adorning their dollhouse bedrooms with furniture made from everyday objects. With more than seven flaps on every spread, the youngest readers will be busy lifting box lids and opening doors to find those mice. Older readers will pore over the richly detailed background sets time and again, and will enjoy spotting the borrowed objects, in this delight of a book. Meet the daredevil who swings on a trapeze in his own mouse-sized bedroom; the messy mouse who leaves a trail of paw prints wherever he goes; the shy mouse whos extra hard to find. These are real mice, and they're full of beans. Caught in their romps by a camera lens, seven little mice are snoozing in the sewing box, getting their paws floury in the kitchen, and riding toy airplanes in the playroom
. Juliet Williams was inspired to write the text by her own very cluttered, but (for now) mouse-free New York apartment.Bob Klass, an expert photographer and master printer of fine arts photographs, who shot the mice in his Brooklyn studio (through a camera lens, inflicting no pain).Phil LeGris is a designer and digital illustrator
by Todd Sutherland, photos by Bob Klass, first spied through die-cut windows in the weighty cover. All ages.Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc. Calendar-style pages reveal different rooms in which readers lift more than 50 flaps to see the mice and tiny treats tucked inside a kitchen cabinet, underneath a mountain of toys and more. . From Publishers Weekly Seven furry friends enjoy mischievous good fun in Mouse House: An Extravagant Lift-the-Flap Hide-and-Seek Adventure by Juliet Williams, illus