Adventuremice: Mousehole To The Centre Of The Earth

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We love the combination of fast-moving adventure, daft humour and wonderfully imaginative underground creatures. Pedro and the Adventuremice show how teamwork, creativity and empathy can solve problems, while the richly detailed illustrations help bridge the gap between picture books and independent reading. The Hamstersaurus Rex may seem alarming at first, but the story keeps the danger playful and reassuring, making it a strong choice for children who enjoy exciting early chapter books.

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What is Adventuremice: Mousehole To The Centre Of The Earth about?

Uncle Bernie arrives with his Mechanical Mole, leading the Adventuremice on a thrilling journey underground. They discover a hidden world filled with tiny, twisty trees and minuscule pterodactyls. However, a Hamstersaurus Rex is causing havoc among the local cavemice. Can Pedro and the team protect the nervous cavemice from this giant predator, or is there more to the creature than meets the eye?

About the author

Philip Reeve is a popular British author who loves creating exciting adventures and imaginative worlds. He is best known for his 'Mortal Engines' series, where cities move on wheels and go on thrilling journeys. Philip enjoys writing stories full of action, amazing inventions, and unforgettable characters that inspire children to explore their creativity.

Discussion ideas around Adventuremice: Mousehole To The Centre Of The Earth

Working together: How do Pedro and the other Adventuremice use their different skills to help one another, and what might happen if they tried to solve every problem alone?

Looking beyond appearances: The Hamstersaurus Rex seems frightening when it first appears. What clues might help us think differently about someone or something that looks scary?

Bravery and worry: Which characters seem nervous or brave during the journey, and how can someone be brave even when they are frightened?

Inventing solutions: Which invention or idea would you most like to try from the story, and how would you improve it?

Exploring hidden worlds: What would you hope to discover if you could travel beneath the ground, and what rules would explorers need to follow to keep the creatures and their homes safe?