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A House for Christmas Mouse | Board Book | Children’s Book
A House for Christmas Mouse | Board Book | Children’s Book
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A touching tale about a little mouse with a big heart, featuring festive silver foil on every page!
Mouse is very excited for Christmas, but first she needs to find a home to spend it in! On her way through Treetop Forest, she meets Fox, Bunny and Bear, all in need of a little help – which she gladly offers – but as the sun sets, it looks like she won’t have anywhere cosy to spend Christmas. Luckily, her new friends are about to reward her generosity with a very big surprise . . .
The perfect gift to share at Christmas!
►Author: Rebecca Harry
►Reading Age: 2 to 5 Years
►Details: Board Book | 24 pages | 20.0 x 20.0 cm
►About the Author: Rebecca Harry lives in Cardiff, South Wales, with her two lovely children. When she used to draw as a child, she never knew she’d be lucky enough to do it as a job when she grew up. She studied Graphic Design and Illustration in Exeter, and her first creations after university were greetings cards for her own business plus a large card company in Bristol. Rebecca works in a little studio above her friend’s busy jewellery shop and, from here, she has illustrated many picture books for children.
Mouse is very excited for Christmas, but first she needs to find a home to spend it in! On her way through Treetop Forest, she meets Fox, Bunny and Bear, all in need of a little help – which she gladly offers – but as the sun sets, it looks like she won’t have anywhere cosy to spend Christmas. Luckily, her new friends are about to reward her generosity with a very big surprise . . .
The perfect gift to share at Christmas!
►Author: Rebecca Harry
►Reading Age: 2 to 5 Years
►Details: Board Book | 24 pages | 20.0 x 20.0 cm
►About the Author: Rebecca Harry lives in Cardiff, South Wales, with her two lovely children. When she used to draw as a child, she never knew she’d be lucky enough to do it as a job when she grew up. She studied Graphic Design and Illustration in Exeter, and her first creations after university were greetings cards for her own business plus a large card company in Bristol. Rebecca works in a little studio above her friend’s busy jewellery shop and, from here, she has illustrated many picture books for children.
