Stuart Little Hides Out (I Can Read Books: Level 1

by Susan Hill, Lydia Halverson (Illustrator)

Stuart and Snowbell are friends, but sometimes it's hard for even a nice mouse like Stuart to get along with such a grouchy cat. This I Can Read* book is based on the characters created by E.B. White. Full-color illustrations.

Genres: Animals, 1st Grade, Childrens

32 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 2001

About the author

Susan Hill, graduate of Bowdoin College, resident of Portland, Ore., is the author of many children's books.

She is also published as Susan Hill Long and Frances Ann Ladd.

Librarian's Note: There is more than one author by this name.

Reviews

[Kest Schwartzman]

this book has no redeeming value

[Vicki]

A cute little book about Stuart the mouse and his friend Snowbell the cat, who find out they really are friends after Snowbell saves Stuart from demise and they make a pact.

[Dawn]

In an effort to try to redeem the Stuart Little novel we read in class, we looked to see if there were any subsequent Stuart Little books. Apparently E.B. White didn't write anymore. Disney did some great things with the story. They kind of picked up where White left off and mended some of the holes.

It looks like this little I Can Read book is a spin off from Disney. The pictures are like the movie. However, he story does originate in the book, so I can't totally slam it. It is a good book for kids who are just learning to read, for sure. The back cover says there are 12 more to check out as well.

[carissa]

Recommended Ages: grades K - 1

An I Can Read Book Level 1: beginning reading

When Stuart Little and Snowbell the cat are left alone for
the afternoon, they discover that the game of hide-and-seek can be dangerous.

[Modboy]

Not the most exciting story but it is sorta funny to see how the cat despises the mouse and what Snowbell does when Stuart's in a pickle. Probably a better book to use for teaching how to read than to actually read aloud to your child.

[Datoria]

This is a great book to have on your book shelf for kindergarten. It is an easy reader book and may promote independent reading.

[Minami Murase]

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