“Leon Cameleon P.I. and the case of the Kidnapped Mouse” by Janet Hurst-Nicholson & illustrated by Barbara McGuire.
After solving the mystery of the missing canary eggs, Leon Cameleon becomes a regular helper for the police.
This time the Woodland Mouse has been kidnapped & Leon needs to find a way of rescuing him from the hands of human children.
Once again Janet Hurst-Nicholson gives her readers an interesting story full of intriguing facts from the animal world.
Amazing thing is, that despite their differences & the fact that some animals feed on the others, when it comes to danger they can all unite and stand together.
The story ends with some very interesting facts about chameleons, moles, molerats etc., which I found very useful & helpful.
I would recommend this book to children age 3-10, teachers & librarians as well as people who are interested in animals.
This time the Woodland Mouse has been kidnapped & Leon needs to find a way of rescuing him from the hands of human children.
Once again Janet Hurst-Nicholson gives her readers an interesting story full of intriguing facts from the animal world.
Amazing thing is, that despite their differences & the fact that some animals feed on the others, when it comes to danger they can all unite and stand together.
The story ends with some very interesting facts about chameleons, moles, molerats etc., which I found very useful & helpful.
I would recommend this book to children age 3-10, teachers & librarians as well as people who are interested in animals.
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