Little Mouse’s Big Book of Fears by Emily Gravett

Short Summary

Little Mouse’s Big Book of Fears by Emily Gravett is a playful and visually creative picture book that helps children explore and talk about their fears in a light, reassuring way. With quirky humour and stunning illustrations, it normalises fear as something everyone experiences – even little mice – and encourages kids to open up about what worries them.

Age Group

Suitable for children aged 5 to 8 years.

Topics Discussed

Prevent Sexual Abuse

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What this book is about

• Little Mouse’s Big Book of Fears takes young readers on a journey through all the things that scare little Mouse – from loud noises and creepy crawlies to being flushed down the plug hole!
• Each page introduces a new phobia, with silly and serious fears presented side by side, helping children see that fear is something we all experience (even mice!).
• The book is delightfully interactive, with mouse-chewed holes, scribbles, flaps, and layered pages that invite children to explore and engage.
• The illustrations are beautifully detailed and full of personality, offering just the right mix of spooky and silly.
• At its heart, the book is about helping children name and talk about their fears – whether it’s dogs, doctors, or being left alone. It opens the door to conversations about what makes your child feel scared and what helps them feel safe.
• There’s even a surprise at the end that flips the story and shows that even the tiniest creatures can be brave in their own way.
• Whether you’re reading it together at bedtime or using it to start a conversation after a tough day, this book is a great emotional literacy tool to help kids build confidence and resilience.

I hope you find this book review helpful!

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❤️ Cath