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Eeeek, Mouse! by Lydia Monks (view source)
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|date=August 2009
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When mummy spots a mouse one morning, the household gets thrown into a tizztizzy. Daddy sets about making a trap to catch it, whilst Minnie hopes that the sweet little mouse doesn't get caught. The cat also hopes that daddy doesn't catch the mouse, but because she wants to gobble it all up for herself.
''Eeeek, Mouse!'' is great fun. Daddy's trap gets increasingly complicated, whilst Minnie works hard to work around it and save the mouse (and friends). The evil glint in the cat's eye is superb, and children will love spotting what she gets up to on every page. There's lots of comedy from each character trying to outdo another, and the sight of the cat with the toolbox end will make everyone laugh.
My thanks to the publishers for sending it to Bookbag.
[[Wolf's Magnificent Master Plan by Melanie Williamson]] has an equally modern style, as well as interesting vocabulary and intriguing schemes. The subject matter in [[Peas! by Andy Cullen and Simon Rickerty]] is completely different, but they share a fresh and exciting sense of humour. If this book appeals then you might also enjoy [[As Quiet as a Mouse by Karen Owen and Evgenia Golubeva]]. We were also impressed by [[Enormouse by Angie Morgan]].
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