Santa Mouse
Author:
Michael Brown
Illustrator:
Elfrieda DeWitt
Publication:
1966 by Grosset & Dunlap
Genre:
Fiction, Holiday, Picture Books, Poetry
Series:
Santa Mouse Stories
Series Number: 1
Pages:
32
Current state:
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"Once there was a little mouse
Who didn't have a name...."...until he became Santa's
little helper, that is!Find out how giving is the best gift of all in this eternally charming Christmas story about a very lonely mouse with a very big imagination—and an even bigger heart.
Adorable illustrations by Elfrieda De Witt bring Michael Brown's timeless classic to rich, colorful life.
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Santa Mouse
Reviewed by Sherry Early
These are simple stories with the moral: behave yourself, and leave a piece of cheese for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. And I think I could manage to read these repeatedly over the Christmas season without becoming a babbling idiot–an important quality in a book for two to four year olds.
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