基本信息

• 出版社: Two Hoots; Main Market Ed. (2013年8月1日)
• 精装: 32页
• 语种： 英语
• ISBN: 0230745385
• 条形码: 9780230745384
• 商品尺寸: 25.5 x 0.7 x 29.7 cm

 

 

 

 内容提要

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 Little Mouse introduces you to some of the scariest creatures in the animal kingdom—and shows you how to face your fears—in this adorable follow-up to Little Mouse’s Big Book of Fears.

Lions, and sharks, and bears! Oh, my!

Little Mouse does not like loud lions or sharp-tempered sharks. And bears are downright scary. But with a little bravery, a dash of creativity—and some crayons—Little Mouse can figure out how to tame even the scariest beasts.

 

作者介绍

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 Emily Gravett is the author of many critically acclaimed books, including the Kate Greenaway Award–winning Wolves and Little Mouse’s Big Book of Fears. She is also the author and illustrator of Bear & Hare Go Fishing, Bear & Hare—Snow!, Again! (shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Award), Wolf Won’t Bite!, Blue Chameleon, The Rabbit Problem, Dogs, Spells, The Odd Egg, Monkey and Me, Orange Pear Apple Bear, and Meerkat Mail. She lives in Brighton, England, with her family. Visit her at EmilyGravett.com.

 

 

  

媒体评论

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From School Library Journal

PreS-Gr 2—This worthy successor to Little Mouse's Big Book of Fears is another of Gravett's comic, inventive marvels. Little Mouse finds certain creatures worrisome. How can the rodent make them less scary? Using a paint set, paper, magazine cut-outs, and origami folds and doing some serious editorializing, Mouse tries to calm the ferocious "original" illustrations. In the section on lions, a handwritten Post-it note reads: "How to make this page less scary. 1) Remove roar. 2) Cover claws. 3) Turn the page." The growling, pouncing lion's mane has been watercolored, and his toothy jaw has been fastened with a tab labeled "shhhhhh." A decoupage of red mittens has been glued over his feet. Each animal spread is accompanied by a short poem, and in the lion's case, the last word is ROAR! But Little Mouse has clipped the word from the page and relocated it to the beast's own mouth. Like its predecessor, this book is not designed to be read aloud to groups but rather is a leisurely exploration of Gravett's, or one mouse's, ingenuity: the crocodile's mouth can't close because of a tall toothbrush someone placed between its jaws; the rhino's stampeding pace is slowed by dainty shoes. Little Mouse uses a paintbrush and an ad for a bouncy chair to launch through a hole in one page, thereby escaping three irate bears. Pages are torn, munched, and folded. Origami instruction booklets and wasp-battling newspapers spring out at readers. VERDICT Colorful, clever, and wonderfully witty, this interactive volume will provide entertainment and artistic inspiration, not to mention therapeutic methods, to children of a variety of ages.—Susan Weitz, formerly at Spencer-Van Etten School District, Spencer, NY

 

 

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