Max the Brave

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This is such a great series for allowing the reader to know and understand something that the main character does not. This led to a genuinely amusing book that is sure to grab the attention of young readers and entertain the entire family all at once!

A special thank you to Great Ormond Street Hospital for inviting us along to a special evening of thanks. Ed is also a painter, working from his studio in East London and is represented by galleries in London and Los Angeles. Bold, simple pictures and a simple story give this potential for story time, and kids will enjoy identifying the othe animals as Max the kitten tries to figure out which one is a mouse.Definitely recommend Max the Brave for the younger ones — and would definitely be great in the classroom! Max is a cat who is trying to be more brave and catch a mouse — the thing is, he doesn’t know what a mouse looks like.

When he finally does meet a mouse, that enterprising little creature assures him that he is a monster, and that the mouse Max is looking for is actually the sleeping monster nearby.Facebook sets this cookie to show relevant advertisements to users by tracking user behaviour across the web, on sites that have Facebook pixel or Facebook social plugin. I love it so much that I’m considering borrowing a copy from my local library to bring it into my classroom for my students to enjoy.

Although this image is quite tiny, I found this particular illustration where he climbs a tree full of birds to inquire abt mice esp cute! These books are perefect to cuddle up and read with little ones, and for more confident kids to read themselves. My sister is consistently responding to the book, yelling out answers — which is when I know a book is great for kids and for use in class. There's one particular part (no spoilers here - but there's one almost black page, followed by a very colourful couple of pages) that my wee guy loves to read again and again, with excellent opportunities for fun sound effects.He quite enjoyed the simple language and the funny questions about whether they are a mouse, especially when Max asks a mouse and is told no, the mouse is not a mouse.