Join Maisy as she goes food shopping! With a pop-up play scene and press-out pieces, this portable novelty will keep little ones busy and entertained.
Maisy is going to pick up some things at the grocery store, with Panda riding along in the shopping cart. Children can join Maisy as she finds the items on her list and bumps into one of her friends buying spaghetti! A simple story leads up to a sturdy fold-out scene with press-out pieces, inspiring hours of play for fans who love accompanying Maisy on her day.
Lucy Cousins, BA Honours in Graphic Design from The Faculty of Arts and Architecture, Brighton Polytechnic, postgraduate degree from Royal College of Art, is an author-illustrator of children's books. She is best known for her books featuring Maisy Mouse but she has also published other children's books including one about Noah's Ark. She is a mother of four and lives in Hampshire, England. Her own children are the inspiration for her books whose age range is 2-8.
Maisy goes to her friend Charlie's house but he has literally no food in his house. Everyone knows that if someone has NO FOOD at all, there is some kind of major problem in their life. Maisy, you need to get your friend Charlie some real help.
So they go to the store and get food for lunch. What do they get?
APPLES, BANANAS, JUICE, BREAD, TOMATOES, CHEESE, AND YOGURT.
What kind of cursed vomit cocktail lunch is this?
Lucy Cousins what dark nightmare lurks beneath this innocuous children's story?
Maisy in on a grocery shopping trip with Panda. They have a list, and explore the grocery aisles looking for bananas, carrots, and bread. Maisy needs cheese to put on her sandwiches, and when they have all their items, they check out and go home for lunch!
At the back of the book, there is a fold-out that creates a play scene, complete with cut-out figures of Maisy and Panda, and a cash register where they can purchase the groceries! It's made of thick cardboard to withstand little hands.
This would be a great book to read with a young child, and get them to identify all the food items in the pictures. What a wonderful way to teach toddlers about different foods, and then play with the scene and cut-outs at the back! Such a cute book!
Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review. All the opinions stated here are my own true thoughts, and are not influenced by anyone.
Shorter and a little less interesting than the other Maisy books I've read. But still great illustrations and my toddler wants it again again again again!
A new storybook based on Maisy’s hit TV series is here, just in time for the crazy-for-Maisy preschoolers who have been clamoring for more. In MAISY GOES SHOPPING, Charley and our favorite mouse make a trip to the grocery store to buy lots of goodies for lunch. Wherever they go and whatever they do, Lucy Cousins’s lovable characters are a delight. Catch them on Nickelodeon’s Nick Jr.!
Like all Maisy books the colours are bright and the writing is big and bold..A no fuss book. Maisy goes to the supermarket to buy some goods. This is a super simple and sweet story that can be read within minutes and most likely you'll have a child wanting to hear the story more than once because of how short it is.
Why does Maisy go shopping? She decided to visit her friend Charley near lunch time and poor Charley's fridge is EMPTY! So together they go shopping and pick out various foods that they'd like to have at lunch while restocking Charley's fridge.
A story that will appeal to the under 5's and can be used easily in a school setting if you want to help with a child's reading (if they're up to it) or pointing out the colours, talking about what they're buying,etc.
Another Maisy book that is bound to appeal to the younger set. In this book, Maisy goes to the supermarket and buys a variety of things for her lunch. The colourful illustrations provide many things for adults to talk about with their pre-schoolers - can you see the broccoli? Which cake would you choose? The fun continues with fold out pages to recreate the supermarket and pop-out play figures for children to act out their own shopping expedition. While the format of this book makes it unsuitable for libraries it is bound to be a hit in home collections.
A typical Maisy book, this time about going to the grocery store. It doesn't have as much info as say the book about the museum, but it has enough. Natalie liked pointing out the foods they buy. These were good choices since most kids will recognize the foods. I also liked that they paid, since so many kids' stories completely skip that part.
Short and Simple stories about daily routines, like going to the market, begin to introduce young listeners to how stories work and increase vocabulary! Maisy books are great for young ears!
Used with a child to show him the steps of going shopping and compare to our trip. Good because it shows all the steps - planning, picking out, paying, and leaving.