Little Brown Mouse
India Campbell-Hall
eBook
(Off with the Fairies Press, June 30, 2017)
When Little Brown Mouse hosts a tea party for her friends in Little Mulberry, she finds herself caught up in a mystery. Will the local detective Miss Yolka be able to crack the case? This gentle mystery will enchant children of all ages.ReviewThis writing shines with intelligence, delight and whimsy. --Raman Mundair, playwright, poet and novelistAt once traditional and eccentrically contemporary .... an enchanting fusion of Beatrix Potter and Agatha Christie. --Dr Tom Masters, epic poetA delightful, engaging and sparkling tale. A remarkable achievement for a first-time author and one that will enchant children everywhere. --Sandra Cain, authorTells a tale both endearing and eloquent, guaranteed to delight youngsters at story time. This is all the more impressive when we remember that the author created this when she was just twelve years old. --Zach Hudson, authorVivid descriptions and drawings are deftly woven together in this charming and humorous tale, told with gusto. A fine tale of mice, ducks and everyone in between .... vividly brought to us by a wonderfully articulate and imaginative new young voice.--Sharmilla Beezmohun, WasafiriFrom the PublisherThis delightful tale is the first in the series The Chronicles of Little Mulberry -- gentle mysteries for younger readers. Who knows the sorts of adventures children like best? A child, of course! India was only twelve when she wrote and illustrated this tale, which includes no violence, blood, guts, vampires or ugliness, but offers the thrill of a mystery complete with laughs and a gentle touch of irony.About the AuthorIndia Campbell-Hall was born in 1997 and lives in Fareham with her parents, five hens, a tortoise, a hamster, two fish and a lovely hive of Buckfast Bees. She knew from the age of four she was destined to become a writer.Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.Little Brown Mouse was organising her chest of drawers. She was determined to win the competition for the tidiest house in Little Mulberry. Just as she had finished sweeping the floor and polishing her little tin spoons with beeswax, she heard a soft rustling outside the window. Her eyes sparkled with excitement and her tiny feet scampered over to the curtains to take a peek, when she glimpsed a mysterious figure tiptoeing out of the morning mist.