Robert Kraus poses some leading questions and skillfully guides "Mouse" to answers that culminate in a decidedly satisfying ending. Mouse's experience unfolds with the validity and charm of a nursery rhyme, and his reaction to one of childhood's harsher experiences will add gayety and meaning to any story hour. The result is a happy picture book, illustrated by Jose Aruego with wit, tenderness and joyful ingenuity.

Whose Mouse Are You?

Children's Books

KRAUS, ROBERT

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers

Littlest Rabbit

Harpercollins

Book Barely Read Has Dustjacket But There Is Wear On The Spine Where The Words Are Worn Right Off The Paper Of Dustjacket. Small Book Measuring 3.6" x 2.6". 1965 Edition.

Bunny's Nutshell Library: The Silver Dandelion

P.U.R.E.

Leo's little brother, Louie, couldn't do anything right. He couldn't throw a ball. He couldn't pull a wagon. And he didn't Know how to play with his big brother, Leo.
"Little Louie will play with you in his own good time," explained Leo's father. "He's a Late Bloomer, just like you."
So Leo stopped playing with L ittle Louie and decided to teach Louie instead. And one day, Louie blooomed!
How Leo learns patience and how Little Louie blooms with the help of his big brother continues the story of the endearing tiger family that began with Leo the Late Bloomer. Simple prose and bold, bright illustrations make this a funny, heart-warming tale of sibling love, from the team that first introduced us to Leo. When the best-selling Leo the Late Bloomer was first published over twenty years ago, late bloomers everywhere cheered the story of a little tiger who grew in his own good time, in his own good way. Now new and old fans of Leo alike will cheer the arrival of Little Louie in the long-awaited sequel to Leo the Late Bloomer. This delightfully, deceptively simple tale, by the same team that brought us Leo, introduces Little Louie, Leos baby brother. Louie is an irrepressible, irresistible little tigerhis only problem, at least according to Leo, is that he cant do anything right. How Leo learns patience and acceptance will warm the hearts of all brothers and sisters, and make this tale of sibling frustration and love a treasure for years to come. 
 When the best-selling Leo the Late Bloomer was first published over twenty years ago, late bloomers everywhere cheered the story of a little tiger who grew in his own good time, in his own good way. Now new and old fans of Leo alike will cheer the arrival of Little Louie in the long-awaited sequel to Leo the Late Bloomer. This delightfully, deceptively simple tale, by the same team that brought us Leo, introduces Little Louie, Leos baby brother. Louie is an irrepressible, irresistible little tigerhis only problem, at least according to Leo, is that he cant do anything right. How Leo learns patience and acceptance will warm the hearts of all brothers and sisters, and make this tale of sibling frustration and love a treasure for years to come.

Little Louie the Baby Bloomer

Animals

Leo the tiger worries and wonders why his little brother can't do anything right, but his parents encourage Leo to be patient.

Leo the Late Bloomer

“Captivating and rollicking.” —The Horn Book
Leo isn't reading, or writing, or drawing, or even speaking, and his father is concerned. But Leo's mother isn't. She knows her son will do all those things, and more, when he's ready.
This heartwarming story of how a little tiger named Leo bloomed is told by bestselling author Robert Kraus and is accompanied by the wonderfully bold illustrations of Jose Aruego.
With its message of patience and humor, Leo the Late Bloomer is more timely than ever. As Children's Books and Their Creators commented: "Leo's reassuring 'I made it!' at the end delights young listeners who may have been scrutinized for early blooming by well-intentioned moms and dads. Deserves space on any parenting shelf."

Frustrated that his baby brother Louie is too small to understand his games, Leo can't wait for him to get older so that he can start being an active companion, in this amusing tale about patience and sibling love. Reprint.

Trophy Pr

A wacky pictorial variant on the young person's guide to the orchestra. Max the elephant loves playing musical instruments, and he drives his father mad with the noise - but then, when he stops, everyone misses his playing. The book ends with a huge, triumphant orchestra of Max and his friends.

Musical Max

RANDOM HOUSE UK

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Herman the helpful octopus is always willing to assist anyone who needs his help--old or young, friend or enemy

Herman the Helper

PRENTICE/HALL

Milton the Early Riser

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Whose Mouse Are You?

Littlest Rabbit

Bunny's Nutshell Library: The Silver Dandelion

Little Louie the Baby Bloomer

Little Louie the Baby Bloomer

Leo the Late Bloomer

Little Louie the Baby Bloomer

Musical Max

Herman the Helper

Milton the Early Riser