Archibald's Swiss Cheese Mountain by Sylvia Lieberman; illustrated by Jeremy Wendell Reading level: Ages 4-8
Hardcover: 48 pages
Publisher: Seven Locks Press (October 19, 2007)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0979585252
ISBN-13: 978-0979585258
Forget Mickey Mouse, welcome to the world of Archibald, an adorable mouse with a big heart and a grand sense of adventure. Archibald is finally big enough to go into the world alone and find his own food. Mother has taught him to never enter a opening unless his whiskers fit, "If your whiskers fit, so will the rest of you, my son."
Archibald soon learns that being on his own can be scary. When he discovers Swiss Cheese Mountain, he knows this will feed him for a very long time. But tackling Swiss Cheese Mountain is just the beginning of his troubles!
Archibald is so cute and curious, children will enjoy reading of his adventures. The illustrations are wonderful and they really depict the true nature of this special little mouse.
I love the dedication in this book:
Archibald's Swiss Cheese Mountain is dedicated to children all over the world who have ever felt hungry for food, love or adventure.
This book was the winner of the Best Children's Book Hollywood Book Festival Competition 2008 - congratulations!
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Looks like a cute book. My daughter would probably love it!!
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