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Books with title A New House for Mole and Mouse

  • New House for little Mouse

    Dara

    Paperback (Kvadroprint, March 15, 2009)
    The book contains the story in Russian and English languages, picture dictionary, English-Russian dictionary of all the words from the story and CD with soundtracks in Russian and English. People are quite often afraid of changes, even of changes for the best. It's nice to have a friend, who can help you like Robin helped Little Mouse.To find out, what happened in the story, take a look in the book...
  • A House for Mouse

    Barbara Shook Hazen, Kathryn A. Couri

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback, March 1, 2000)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.
    K
  • Max and Mable Mouse Find a New House

    Betty Duty

    Paperback (Amelia Press, Feb. 3, 2009)
    Max & Mable Mouse Find a New House is a whimsical tale of a family of mice looking for a safe home and a little girl with long, tangled hair. Mothers who have young daughters with long hair will inevitably face the challenge of convincing their little ones the importance of brushing the tangled mess in the back of their heads. Author Betty Duty brings to life the phrase, “…something could make a nest in there!" Join the fun as Max and Mable "move in" and little Abigail finally learns that maybe a little brushing isn't so bad after all.
    J
  • A House for a Mouse

    Patricia MacCarthy

    Hardcover (Macmillan Children's Books, Aug. 23, 1991)
    A simple tale, based on the fable by Aesop, of the fieldmouse who looks for a more comfortable home inside a house. But nowhere is quite right: the fruit bowl, the doll's house etc. This book is illustrated in silk Batik style. Pat MacCarthy also illustrated "17 Kings and 42 Elephants".
  • A New House for Mole and Mouse

    Harriet Zeifert, Harriet Ziefert, D. Prebenna

    Paperback (Puffin Books, Aug. 25, 1988)
    None
    G
  • A New House for Mouse

    Petr Horacek

    Hardcover (Candlewick, Oct. 7, 2004)
    A hungry mouse is determined to find the perfect house for her oversize apple in this funny, vibrantly illustrated story with die-cut surprises.One morning Mouse finds an enormous apple and decides that she really must take it inside. But her burrow is too small — so she sets out in search of a new, bigger house and an owner who's willing to share. Will she ever find a burrow to fit her and her apple, which she nibbles away as she goes? With bold shapes and colors and an ingenious die-cut design, Petr Horácek tells a humorous tale about burrows that get bigger, an apple that gets smaller, and a mouse who discovers there's no place like home.
    L
  • A House for a Mouse

    June Hurst, Wendy Mann

    Paperback (Follow-Your-Finger-Books, )
    None
  • A New House for Mouse

    Petr Horacek

    Hardcover (Walker Books Ltd, April 3, 2006)
    None
  • A House For Mr. Mouse

    Jennifer Pahl Otto, Bai Hua

    eBook (MEAD-HILL, June 16, 2014)
    The merriment of Christmas has just barely come to an end when something unexpected happens to Mr. Mouse's special hiding place! So now he must find a new place to live.His sudden discovery may turn out to be the perfect house for Mr. Mouse - but perhaps not... This charming story, beautifully illustrated with watercolor paintings at almost every turn of the page, cries out to be read aloud to children of all ages - by children of all ages!Design by Zhou Wenjing, Joseph JanetiMead-Hill website: www.mead-hill.com
  • A House for a Mouse

    Jaap Tuinman

    Paperback (Ginn and Co., March 15, 1984)
    Childrens book. 8 pages.