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The Supermarket Mice

Name: The Supermarket Mice
ISBN: 9780525441458

By Margaret Gordon

Adjectives

charming clever heartwarming

Genres

Animals Friendship/Family Humour

Synopsis

A family of mice lives contentedly behind the shelves of a bustling supermarket. Their peaceful existence is disrupted when the store introduces a large cat to catch them. Undeterred, the clever mice devise a plan to befriend the feline, ensuring harmony for all.

About the author

Margaret Gordon is a talented British illustrator best known for her wonderful pictures in children's books, including the much-loved 'The Wombles' series. Her bright and lively drawings help bring stories to life, making reading even more fun. Margaret's artwork has delighted young readers for many years, inspiring imagination and creativity.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

Published

1984

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