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Home for Hare and Mouse

By (author) Rosalinda Kightley

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Hare and Mouse need a house! Where will they find a home that's just right for them? Each richly coloured page of this picture book has fun peek-a-boo holes to look through! Where can Hare and Mouse find the perfect place to live? How about a grassy burrow? Oh, no: peer through the die-cut hole and you'll see that Fox has already snuggled up inside. Maybe the soft bed of leaves? Not there, because it's occupied by a family of prickly hedgehogs. But in the end Hare and Mouse find a home - and a good friend, too. AGES: 3 to 6 AUTHOR: Rosalinda Kightley earned a degree in graphic design and illustration and was a Junior Designer at Walker Books. She has illustrated many books for babies and toddlers. SELLING POINTS: . Fabulous autumnal board book with peek-a-boo holes on every spread . Teaches children about different animal habitats

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