Mischief of Mice
Author: Matheson, Christie
ISBN: 9781464230202
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Year first published: 29 Oct 2024
Pages: 40
Format: Paperback / softback
Join the animals and follow the clues in this rollicking, rhyming, nature-inspired whodunit story full of fun collective nouns!
A mischief of mice has gone missing on a blustery fall day. Now a scurry of squirrels is scared, while a band of coyotes howls nearby. Did an unkindness of ravens do something mean? Could a prickle of porcupines possibly help? Luckily, a sleuth of bears comes along to help solve the mystery.
Praise for Tap the Magic Tree:
"Although simple in presentation with ample white space, the artwork provides a glorious rendition of the four seasons of a tree. " - Booklist
Praise for The Hidden Rainbow:
"This book is sweeter than honey." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Praise for Bird Watch:
"A peaceful look at nature for little ones." - School Library Journal
Praise for Touch the Brightest Star:
"This exploration of the world at night should be inviting to even the youngest children . . ." - The Horn Book
ISBN: 9781464230202
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Year first published: 29 Oct 2024
Pages: 40
Format: Paperback / softback
Join the animals and follow the clues in this rollicking, rhyming, nature-inspired whodunit story full of fun collective nouns!
A mischief of mice has gone missing on a blustery fall day. Now a scurry of squirrels is scared, while a band of coyotes howls nearby. Did an unkindness of ravens do something mean? Could a prickle of porcupines possibly help? Luckily, a sleuth of bears comes along to help solve the mystery.
Praise for Tap the Magic Tree:
"Although simple in presentation with ample white space, the artwork provides a glorious rendition of the four seasons of a tree. " - Booklist
Praise for The Hidden Rainbow:
"This book is sweeter than honey." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Praise for Bird Watch:
"A peaceful look at nature for little ones." - School Library Journal
Praise for Touch the Brightest Star:
"This exploration of the world at night should be inviting to even the youngest children . . ." - The Horn Book
