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HarperCollins, 1983-27-09

Mouse Soup

Mouse Soup

I Can Read Level 2, I Can Read Books (Harper Paperback), I Can Read Books: Level 2, and I Can Read! - Level 2

Arnold Lobel, Author

Arnold Lobel, Illustrator

Paperback

9780064440417

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An inventive mouse escapes from a weasel's soup pot by telling four marvelousstories. "An artistic triumph, with enough suspense, humor and wisdom to holdany reader".--New York Times. Three-color illustrations.
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A clever mouse, facing a hungry weasel, spins four whimsical tales to delay his fate. Lobel’s layered storytelling and gentle humor invite young readers to explore the power of imagination, quick thinking, and the art of storytelling as tools for resilience and escape.

Keywords and Themes: Adaptation • Animals • Beginner • Classics • Cleverness • Cooking & Food • Creativity • Curiosity • Diversity & Multicultural • etc. • Guinea Pigs • Hamsters • Humor • Humorous Stories • Imagination • Imagination & Play • Juvenile Fiction • Media Tie-In • Mice • Mysteries & Detective Stories • Problem-Solving • Readers • Resilience • School & Education • Storytelling • Strategy

Readability • 2.3

Age Range • 4-8

Pages • 64

Subjects • Mice

Categories • Juvenile Fiction | Readers | Beginner • Juvenile Fiction | Animals | Mice, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs, etc. • Juvenile Fiction | Classics • Juvenile Fiction | Humorous Stories • Juvenile Fiction | School & Education • Juvenile Fiction | Diversity & Multicultural • Juvenile Fiction | Cooking & Food • Juvenile Fiction | Mysteries & Detective Stories • Juvenile Fiction | Media Tie-In • Juvenile Fiction | Imagination & Play

In 1957, Harper published its first I Can Read title, Little Bear, written by Else Holmelund Minarik and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. Large type, simple vocabulary, chapter-like divisions, and decorative pictures made Little Bear perfect for emerging readers
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