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From the pages of Laura Joffe Numeroff and Felicia Bond's very funny tale of warped logic If You Give a Mouse a Cookie jumps the demanding rodent himself, complete with detachable chocolate-chip cookie. Each 7-inch-tall mouse has movable arms and legs, removable denim overalls with a hole for the tail, and polka-dot boxers beneath! You may want to keep the cookie away from this soft mouse because, as you know, "If you give a mouse a cookie, he's going to ask for a glass of milk. When you give him the milk, he'll probably ask you for a straw." Each mouse comes packaged in a gift box with a miniature 4-inch by 5-inch hardcover edition of the book. Fans will be happy to know that this dynamic author-illustrator pair teamed up again for If You Give a Moose a Muffin and If You Give a Pig a Pancake. (Great read aloud, ages 4 to 8)
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If a hungry little traveler shows up at your house, you might want to give him a cookie. If you give him a cookie, he's going to ask for a glass of milk. He'll want to look in a mirror to make sure he doesn't have a milk mustache, and then he'll ask for a pair of scissors to give himself a trim . . . .
The consequences of giving a cookie to this energetic mouse run the young host ragged, but young readers will come away smiling at the antics that tumble like dominoes through the pages of this delightful picture book.
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Laura Joffe Numeroff and Felicia Bond have teamed up on several children's stories. Many people will tell you that this is their favorite in the series. I slightly prefer When You Give a Moose a Muffin, but you'll have to decide for yourself by reading them both.
Having had two sons, I always found them most delightful when they were the most physically worn out. Oh, if only I had had this mouse to keep them occupied!
The boy is sitting in his front yard eating a cookie. He spies a mouse, and gives the mouse a little bite.
This is a forward mouse, though, and he asks if he might have a glass of milk to go with the cookie. The boy takes him inside and obliges. Then the mouse inquires about having a straw. The boy finds him one. Then the mouse requests a napkin. That means that he is concerned about having a milk mustache. So the mouse wants a mirror to check. While looking in the mirror, he notices that his whiskers need some trimming. He requests some nail scissors from the boy. Considerately, he then wants a broom to sweep up. But if you're going to sweep in one area, you might as well do many. While you're at it, the floors could use a good washing. That makes the mouse tired, so he needs a nap. The boy makes him a little bed out of a box and a tiny blanket and pillow. But the mouse cannot sleep without a story. Seeing the pictures, the mouse thinks what fun it would be to make some pictures. Paper and crayons must be obtained! After the picture is done, he must naturally have a pen to sign his name. Then, the boy has to get some Scotch tape so that the picture can go on the refrigerator. Then, of course, you get thirsty from all that activity. You get some milk from the refrigerator . . . and of course, it's a good idea to have a cookie. And off we go again!!
The contrast between the increasingly exhausted looking boy, and the sprightly mouse make for much good humor. Also, the boy is better at getting things for the mouse than putting them away, so the house is soon filled with messy piles of what the mouse wanted . . . sort of mouse droppings as it were.
The absurdity of a tiny mouse running a boy ragged is quite hilarious to youngsters. By reading the book faster and faster, you can add a note of semi-hysteria that increases the fun.
The words are easy to follow, and closely track the illustrations. Children can easily begin to memorize the story, decode the words, fill in the blanks, and later begin to read aloud to you (first from memory, and later in reality).
The book is beautifully illustrated in a semi-Dr. Seuss style by Felicia Bond that adds much to the enjoyment.
One thing I like about the story is that it gets into how one thing can lead to another. That's one of the best ways to stimulate intelligence and imaginative thinking. It is also good for problem solving later in life. Now, where did all these mouse whisker shavings come from? What caused them?
After you have had fun with this story as written, you might want to have a little more fun with your child or grandchild and occasionally change one of the words. For example, when the mouse wants a napkin, you might substitute "diaper" for a young child. I guarantee gales of laughter with that one!
Have fun from beginning to end, and through the repeating refrain, for ever and ever!
Having had two sons, I always found them most delightful when they were the most physically worn out. Oh, if only I had had this mouse to keep them occupied!
The boy is sitting in his front yard eating a cookie. He spies a mouse, and gives the mouse a little bite.
This is a forward mouse, though, and he asks if he might have a glass of milk to go with the cookie. The boy takes him inside and obliges. Then the mouse inquires about having a straw. The boy finds him one. Then the mouse requests a napkin. That means that he is concerned about having a milk mustache. So the mouse wants a mirror to check. While looking in the mirror, he notices that his whiskers need some trimming. He requests some nail scissors from the boy. Considerately, he then wants a broom to sweep up. But if you're going to sweep in one area, you might as well do many. While you're at it, the floors could use a good washing. That makes the mouse tired, so he needs a nap. The boy makes him a little bed out of a box and a tiny blanket and pillow. But the mouse cannot sleep without a story. Seeing the pictures, the mouse thinks what fun it would be to make some pictures. Paper and crayons must be obtained! After the picture is done, he must naturally have a pen to sign his name. Then, the boy has to get some Scotch tape so that the picture can go on the refrigerator. Then, of course, you get thirsty from all that activity. You get some milk from the refrigerator . . . and of course, it's a good idea to have a cookie. And off we go again!!
The contrast between the increasingly exhausted looking boy, and the sprightly mouse make for much good humor. Also, the boy is better at getting things for the mouse than putting them away, so the house is soon filled with messy piles of what the mouse wanted . . . sort of mouse droppings as it were.
The absurdity of a tiny mouse running a boy ragged is quite hilarious to youngsters. By reading the book faster and faster, you can add a note of semi-hysteria that increases the fun.
The words are easy to follow, and closely track the illustrations. Children can easily begin to memorize the story, decode the words, fill in the blanks, and later begin to read aloud to you (first from memory, and later in reality).
The book is beautifully illustrated in a semi-Dr. Seuss style by Felicia Bond that adds much to the enjoyment.
One thing I like about the story is that it gets into how one thing can lead to another. That's one of the best ways to stimulate intelligence and imaginative thinking. It is also good for problem solving later in life. Now, where did all these mouse whisker shavings come from? What caused them?
After you have had fun with this story as written, you might want to have a little more fun with your child or grandchild and occasionally change one of the words. For example, when the mouse wants a napkin, you might substitute "diaper" for a young child. I guarantee gales of laughter with that one!
Have fun from beginning to end, and through the repeating refrain, for ever and ever!
Format:Hörkassette
The book is fun, and the tape makes it even more so. Carol Kane does a great job involving the child in the activities and songs. This cassette is not just a performance, but an interactive game for the kids. What convinces me of the success of the music, narration and games is the response of my two-and-a-half year old son. He was memorizing, noticing misplaced words, singing lyrics, etc. quickly with this tape. I'll be buying it for his cousins!
Format:Hörkassette
If you love the book, you'll love the cassette. I have to say I've never heard a book cassette quite like it. The music and games on the flip side of the story are entertaining for both me and my children. I especially love the game where they mix up the words of the story and the child gets a chance to insert the correct word. Ingenious! Have fun with this one, you won't regret it.
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Logical?
So, after hearing what a great read-aloud this book is, I decided to get it for my two youngest children. They certainly enjoyed the fun little story and the sweet illustrations. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 19. Juli 2000 von "mfshermantank"
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
I think this book is very well written and different from the normal fairy tale type of children's books that are popular today. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 14. März 2000 von Ashley Potter
An Engaging Experience!
My 5 yr. old son and I have enjoyed this book over and over . . . and over! It's a great way to introduce sequencing to a kindergartner while having them take the wheel! Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 18. Januar 2000 veröffentlicht
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
The book is very creative, by having a simple, but silly story line that is easy for a child as young as two to listen to. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 26. Dezember 1999 von Adrienne
We love it!
My daughter (21 months) and son (3 yrs) both love this book. My daughter knows as soon as we get near the end of the book, and on the appropriate page says "SOOOOOO". Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 14. Dezember 1999 von kjl@yahoo.com
I love this book!!!:)
I had to pick a childs book to read in my speech and drama class for high school, so I picked this one:) I have loved this book every since I was a kid and I still love it! Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 3. November 1999 veröffentlicht
IT's the best!!!
I read this book while in the bookstore on vacation. I read it three times in the store and couldn't stop talking about it. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 21. Oktober 1999 von Kelli N. Clifton
Three cheers from this family!
"IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE" is my all-time favorite and the kids I nanny for love it too! We have read many children's books and we all love this one! Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 22. Juli 1999 veröffentlicht
A favorite in our house !
My daughter and I just love to read this book together. We turn each page with anticipation,(even though we have read it hundreds of times, and know the story by heart). Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 23. April 1999 veröffentlicht
My child's favorite book!
Laura Joffe Numeroff is an excellent children's author! My daughter and I have read this book so many times, she can recite word for word throughout the story. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 19. Februar 1999 veröffentlicht
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