Mole's Spectacles

What do our readers think of Mole's Spectacles? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy lifting the flaps, joining Mole’s search and listening to the rhyming text, with many returning to the book for another look. Some children find that the flaps do not withstand very enthusiastic hands, so younger children may need help turning them carefully.

What does the Pageticker team say about Mole's Spectacles?

We enjoy this gentle, interactive search through Acorn Wood, where Julia Donaldson’s lively rhymes and Axel Scheffler’s detailed illustrations invite children to lift, look and join in. It is especially well suited to younger children and offers a reassuring way to talk about spectacles, though enthusiastic little hands may need help with the flaps.

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What is Mole's Spectacles about?

Join Mole as he searches high and low for his missing spectacles in this charming lift-the-flap tale! With rhyming text and sturdy flaps to lift, little ones can help Mole look in every nook and cranny of Acorn Wood. Will he find his glasses with help from his friends? A delightful, interactive story for curious young readers.

About the author

Julia Donaldson is a much-loved British author who has written many wonderful books for children. She is best known for creating 'The Gruffalo', a story about a clever mouse and a magical creature. Julia often works with illustrator Axel Scheffler to bring her fun and imaginative stories to life.

Discussion ideas around Mole's Spectacles

Joining the search: Where would you look first if you lost something important, and why?

Seeing clearly: How do Mole’s spectacles help him, and what might everyday life feel like without them?

Helping friends: How do Mole’s friends help during his search, and what makes someone a good helper?

Looking closely: What small details might you spot in the pictures while searching Acorn Wood, and what do they add to the story?