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The Best Snowman Ever
Molly Mouse is determined to build the biggest snowman in the world. She rolls a small snowball, huffing and puffing up a steep hill. Suddenly, the snowball starts to roll down the other side of the hill, picking up speed-and snow-as it goes. Now the snowball is too big for Molly and her friends to move it. How will Molly ever build her snowman? The soft padded covers, rounded corners and sturdy board pages make this title a perfect fit for preschoolers!
16 pages, Board Book
First published September 1, 2013
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January 4, 2022
Perfect little story about three mice who make a snowman. The lines of text are long, but the book is short, so this book could appeal to a range of little kids. Highly recommend (especially with the super sparkly snowman on the cover!). **This book is very well loved at our library and had to be replaced.**
December 2, 2013
Every child loves winter especially when its just warm enough outside and the snow is just melty enough to roll and pack the biggest and bestest snowman ever. Molly Mouse is no different. With an audience of friendly ladybugs, Molly is determined to make the biggest snowman in the world. She starts with a small snow ball and rolls it up the hill. It isn't long before she gets a little tired and is unable to roll the even bigger ball up the field. With a little help from Sam and Pip she might just make it.
The padded board book is just right for little hands. And the shimmer in some of the pictures with its rough texture is fun touch and sturdy pages will have them easily flipping through the book. The animals, and various objects are easy to learn or recognize. The clear and simple illustrations are colorful and bright. Parents can point and name items in the pictures thus creating a game toddlers can understand. Bold action words makes reading and learning fun.
The padded board book is just right for little hands. And the shimmer in some of the pictures with its rough texture is fun touch and sturdy pages will have them easily flipping through the book. The animals, and various objects are easy to learn or recognize. The clear and simple illustrations are colorful and bright. Parents can point and name items in the pictures thus creating a game toddlers can understand. Bold action words makes reading and learning fun.
January 8, 2015
Turning to the first page with my library story time crowd I asked (pointing to the mouse) "What's this?" A MOUSE, they say. "Her name is Molly," I say and add, "she wants to make the BIGGEST snowman in the world. Do you think she can?" NO, they say. Then I ask, "Is she rolling a meat ball?" NO, they say. I ask, "Is she rolling a bale of hay?" (we're up in Idaho where the kids are familiar with hay). NO, they say. "What is she rolling?", I ask. SNOW! they say.
This is DIALOGIC READING (see more about this here: http://www.pearsonfoundation.org/down... ). It has been proven to be helpful in preparing children to be ready to read. Besides, it's fun.
Molly Mouse's snowman may not have been the biggest but it was certainly up there with the cutest!
This is DIALOGIC READING (see more about this here: http://www.pearsonfoundation.org/down... ). It has been proven to be helpful in preparing children to be ready to read. Besides, it's fun.
Molly Mouse's snowman may not have been the biggest but it was certainly up there with the cutest!
January 1, 2014
A cute story about mice making the biggest snowman ever. Mini-Me's new favourite phrase is "Three cheers for Molly Mouse!"
June 15, 2016
Cute. Lots of opportunities for fun voices and sound effects. C (4) and A (2) both enjoyed it.
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