Mimi and the Picnic
By Martin Waddell
A happy picnic turns puzzling when little Hugo vanishes—where could he possibly be?
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Average score: 4
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What is Mimi and the Picnic about?
Mimi and her many brothers and sisters are enjoying a happy picnic when their littlest brother, Hugo, suddenly disappears. The mice search beneath leaves, around the picnic spot and everywhere they can think of, but Hugo is nowhere to be found. As worry grows, Mimi and the others must work together to discover where he has gone. A gentle tale of family, responsibility and the relief of finding someone you love.
About the author
Martin Waddell is a much-loved author from Northern Ireland who has written many wonderful books for children. He is best known for his gentle and heart-warming stories like 'Owl Babies' and 'Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?'. Martin's books are enjoyed by children all over the world and are perfect for sharing with family and friends.
Pages
26 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2001
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