A Mouse Cookie First Library (If You Give...)
Paperback – Illustrated, April 24, 2007
Description
From the Back Cover For the very first time, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie and If You Take a Mouse to School are available in board book form in this package. In the circle story If You Give a Mouse a Cookie , a little mouse runs a small boy ragged as he demands one thing after another when the boy offers him a cookie. The same boy and mouse are back in If You Take a Mouse to School , where boy and mouse learn about science, math, reading, writing, skateboarding and basketball during their day at school. About the Author Laura Numeroff is the New York Times bestselling author of many books for young readers in addition to the If You Give…series, including The Chicken Sisters and Laura Numeroff’s 10-Step Guide to Living with Your Monster . She lives in Los Angeles, California, and is involved with several children’s charities, including First Book. You can visit her online at www.lauranumeroff.com. Felicia Bond is both writer and illustrator of Tumble Bumble , The Day It Rained Hearts , the Poinsettia books, and many others. She painted the art for numerous other award-winning books, including those in the much loved If You Give . . . series and the contemporary classic Big Red Barn . She lived for many years in New York and currently lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Features & Highlights
- The #1
- New York Times
- bestselling
- If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
- and
- If You Take a Mouse to School
- are available in a board book set.
- In the circle story
- If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
- , a little mouse runs a small boy ragged as he demands one thing after another when the boy offers him a cookie. The same boy and mouse are back in
- If You Take a Mouse to School
- , where boy and mouse learn about science, math, reading, writing, skateboarding, and basketball during their day at school.
- These board book editions with sturdy pages are perfect for preschoolers, who will enjoy the simple introduction to Mouse's adventures.





