Mole thinks his burrow is small and dark and dull. So he sets off to find somewhere big and bright and beautiful instead. His friends are full of ideas, but finding a new home that is just right is, as Mole discovers, no simple matter!
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"Appealing illustrations and great read-aloud text. It is just right for young children becoming more familiar with the world around them." Books for Keeps on "Bringing Down the Moon"
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Jonathan Emmett worked as an architect for some time, designing a variety of projects, including an art gallery and a theatre. Now a full-time writer, his books include Bringing Down the Moon. He lives in Nottingham. Vanessa Cabban obtained a degree in Illustration from Brighton University and an MA from the Royal College of Art. She has illustrated several picture books, including Down in the Woods at Sleepytime and the bestselling Dear Tooth Fairy. Vanessa lives in Northumberland.
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By derf
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exactly what I'd expected all those involved in reading it from granddad to the parents and grandchildren enjoyed the story
By JB
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not quite as good as the superb 'Bringing Down The Moon' by the same author.
Similar characters but we found it less absorbing than the book mentioned
above. I think we were spoiled by that book, although I'm definitely happy
to own it and my three year-old still likes to have it read to her.
Similar characters but we found it less absorbing than the book mentioned
above. I think we were spoiled by that book, although I'm definitely happy
to own it and my three year-old still likes to have it read to her.
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Insightful story; beautiful artwork
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My son and I just read this book together this morning. It was such a delightful read! Poor Mole is looking for a new home that will be big and bright and beautiful. As we follow him along his journey (and meet his enchanting animal friends) we discover that perhaps Mole already has just what he is looking for. This is a well-written, wonderfully illustrated story that affirms an old truth: There really is no place like home.
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