The Mouse & Mrs Proudfoot

by Albert Rusling

Mrs. Proudfoot and her daughter Miranda enjoy their pretty new cottage in the country except for a resident mouse. They bring in an enormous number of animals to rout it, with surprising results.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens

26 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[The Book Squirrel]

I TOTALLY love this story! I can't believe it's gone out of print! Every child I've read it to has asked to hear it again. The counting, the rhythm, the repetition and circular story line make for a story that is a joy to read!

[Lindsey Richard]

Bigger paragraphs with small text. Preferably read to an old grade (3rd?) due to the larger words used. This will help widen their vocabulary and understand different words for the same meaning.

[Amara]

Cute, repetitive (but that's necessary for young readers), and there is a moral to the story, I just can't put my finger on it:)