Little Mouse S Big Breakfast

Hungry Little Mouse is looking for some breakfast, and he knows just where he can find it. Hungry Little Mouse is looking for some breakfast, and he knows just where he can find it. Scampering into the kitchen next door, he finds a perfect bright blueberry. But just before he leaves, he spots a rosy-red apple, and Little Mouse loves rosy-red apples. And as if that’s not enough, there are sugary sweets, a chunk of cheese, a plump pickle . . . the list goes on and on. Yum! But as he finally finds something that’s his absolute favorite, Little Mouse discovers that he’s not the only one looking for breakfast. In this hilarious tale from talented author-illustrator Christine Pym, readers will cheer for Little Mouse and his big appetite for the world.

Little Mouse refuses to reveal his secret despite being questioned by his friends.

I have always had a special place in my heart for children and inventing stories to be enjoyed in the eyes of a child with magical illustrations and also to help children in knowing that just because you may have a disability of some sort you can do anything you set your mind to. I, myself have cerebral palsy which caused me to get special attention sometimes in a negative way, which made me feel inferior or feel different. Writing has helped me believe anything is possible. I hope this book is enjoyed as much as I have enjoyed as much as I have enjoyed writing it. I have applied different areas of situations and how to look at it in a positive way. I hope to make a difference in a child’s life by bringing a laugh or a smile to his or her face.

Mouse is small and the apple is big, so how will Little Mouse get it home to eat for dinner? Especially when all his friends want a bite of the juicy apple. 3-7 yrs.

Do parents still read to their children at bedtime? Or do they take time during the day to snuggle together for a special story? Storytime can be a special bonding time for parent and child. The Adventures of Little Mouse is a collection of stories perfect for a parent or grandparent to share with their child, as they each are based upon lessons which Little Mouse has either learned from Daddy or Papaw Mouse. The stories are not moralistic, but characteristics such as politeness are natural parts of Little Mouse's being. In the "Mystery of Christmas," Little Mouse helps unravel the mystery of the holiday as he shares his home with Mary Mouse. And giving his most special toy to the baby is a result of discovering more of Christmas's real meaning. In the "Wild Wolf" tale, Little Mouse seeks the staff of the Wizard, in order to ward off danger and keep his family and friends safe. In the story of the "River Pirates," Little Mouse shows the need for quick thinking and wise choices in order to outsmart the evil pirates. In "The Shadow of the Hawk" Little mouse uses his bravery and the self-defense skills taught to him by his father as he accomplishes a difficult task and defends the small messenger bird from the deadly Hawk.

Shamus Reilly lives in County Donegal, a little mouse who has a really good heart. Through tragedy and the loss of all his possessions, he decides to move to England and live in a house with his cousins, who had moved there some years previously. However, one Danny Lamprey swaps his ticket to Oxford and instead of going to Oxford to be with his cousin's, poor Shamus ends up in Gillingham in Kent. Great courage and determination sees Shamus through in the end. Along the way he meets several new mice, dogs and other animals. Then there is Harold Turner-Broom, once a pest control agent, will Shamus and his new wife make all the way. With the help of new friends and a way of melting the most hardened heart, Shamus wins through in the end. A story that will warm any heart.

Little Mouse worries that the big, hungry bear will take his freshly picked, ripe, red strawberry for himself.

Semi Autobiographical the book describes a journey through a life shadowed by illness and depression but lived with a determination to make the most of every opportunity. The author's sense of fun and zest for life is shown in the story of a long voyage by barge through the canals of England and France. Describing the search for and the eventual building of the barge that took her on that journey. The book will encourage others to look life squarely in face what ever their problems and live it to the full. Why not visit the website for further information - www.celiavardy.co.uk