Richard Fowler

This book is so cute and so fun! A mouse comes out of a pocket (if lost, there's a picture on the back to trace and make a new one) and follows a dotted line through the story. At the end of each line is a slit for the mouse to creep through the page to the next one where the dotted line and story await. There are flaps and surprises, and the ending encourages the reader to read it again. The story is funny and cute, but the best part is that this is a sneaky way to get fine motor skills in.

Ah, my babies loved this book! Semi-stiff pages make it durable, and the little mouse that weaves in and out of them makes it delightful. "Again" was what I always heard at the end of this story.

This interactive book is about the adventures of a mouse traveling through a house. I like how the kids are in charge of the pace of the book, and I would also include it in my classroom, because of the lift-the-tab pages. With this in mind, the book could be read to grades PreK-1st in just about any lesson/themed-week.

This book is about a ladybug that flies everywhere to find a new place to live in because a snail is going to eat her home. The ladybug goes to a skunk's home, a flower pot, a cat's tail, and many others. In the end she find out that the snail did not eat her home. This is a great as a read aloud for students in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten.