Grasshopper Green and the Meadow Mice By: John Rae (1882-1963)
Grasshopper Green and the Meadow Mice by John Rae is a delightful children's book that takes readers on an enchanting journey through the meadows. Set in a vibrant meadow filled with colorful flowers, buzzing bees, and chirping birds, the story follows Grasshopper Green, an adventurous little insect, who befriends a group of cheerful meadow mice. As Grasshopper Green and the meadow mice embark on various escapades, young readers are introduced to a captivating world filled with wonder and excitement. One of the book's greatest strengths lies in the author's ability to bring the meadow to life through vivid descriptions. Each page is teeming with sensory details that vividly paint the scene, making it easy for young readers to immerse themselves in the story. From the sweet fragrance of wildflowers to the soft whisper of the wind, the author's words beautifully capture the magic of nature. Another aspect that stands out in this book is the endearing characters. Grasshopper Green is a lovable protagonist who showcases bravery, curiosity, and kindness. The meadow mice, each with their distinct personalities, add another layer of charm to the story. Together, they form a close-knit community, teaching young readers the values of friendship, teamwork, and acceptance. The illustrations in this book are simply breathtaking. The illustrator's use of vibrant colors and intricate details enhances the reading experience and adds depth to the story. The contrast between the vast meadow and the tiny insects creates a visually stunning world that captures the imagination. The narrative is both engaging and educational. Through Grasshopper Green's adventures, children are introduced to various aspects of nature, such as different types of plants, animal habits, and the circle of life. These lessons are seamlessly woven into the story, ensuring that young readers not only enjoy themselves but also learn valuable information about the natural world. Grasshopper Green and the Meadow Mice is a book that will undoubtedly captivate young readers with its charming story, breathtaking illustrations, and valuable life lessons. It celebrates the beauty of nature, promotes empathy and understanding, and encourages a sense of wonder and curiosity. John Rae has crafted an enchanting tale that will leave both children and adults eagerly anticipating their next adventure in the meadow. First Page: GRASSH^oPPER GREEN and the MEAD^oW MI^cE A WORD ABOUT THIS BOOK This is the story of the grasshopper who fiddled all summer and didn't have any place to go when the cold winter wind began to blow. "No, you can't live in my house this winter," said the hard hearted ant, but a family of field mice took in Grasshopper Green and gave him gooseberry syrup for his cough and made him very comfortable. Eyes will grow big at the exciting climax of the story, when Grasshopper Green saves the mice children from a big black cat. This is another one of the Sunny Books, made for the special delight of children by authors and artists who know and love them, and who leave out fear, mischief, and cruelty. The story of Grasshopper Green is full of lively humor and emphasizes the virtues of kindness and generosity without moralizing. This book is planned for children from six to nine years old. It can be read to children of three and over. GRASSHOPPER GREEN and the MEADOW MICE Written and illustrated by John Rae Published by Algonquin Publishing Company New York This Book is dedicated, to Grasshoppers, Meadow Mice, Fairies & Children: especially to Waltie, Jackie & Robyn Copyright MCMXXII Algonquin Publishing Company Copyright Great Britain MCMXXII GRASSHOPPER GREEN AND THE MEADOW MICE Of Course you know the story of "The Grasshopper and the Ant" how one autumn, when the winds were growing raw and cold and the nights frosty, the poor Grasshopper, who hadn't done anything but fiddle and dance all through the pleasant summer and had nothing laid by for the hard winter, went to the thrifty Ant and asked for a bite to eat and a chance to warm his toes in the chimney corner... Continue reading book >>

Grasshopper Green and the Meadow Mice By: John Rae (1882-1963)

Grasshopper Green and the Meadow Mice by John Rae is a delightful children's book that takes readers on an enchanting journey through the meadows.

Set in a vibrant meadow filled with colorful flowers, buzzing bees, and chirping birds, the story follows Grasshopper Green, an adventurous little insect, who befriends a group of cheerful meadow mice. As Grasshopper Green and the meadow mice embark on various escapades, young readers are introduced to a captivating world filled with wonder and excitement.

One of the book's greatest strengths lies in the author's ability to bring the meadow to life through vivid descriptions. Each page is teeming with sensory details that vividly paint the scene, making it easy for young readers to immerse themselves in the story. From the sweet fragrance of wildflowers to the soft whisper of the wind, the author's words beautifully capture the magic of nature.

Another aspect that stands out in this book is the endearing characters. Grasshopper Green is a lovable protagonist who showcases bravery, curiosity, and kindness. The meadow mice, each with their distinct personalities, add another layer of charm to the story. Together, they form a close-knit community, teaching young readers the values of friendship, teamwork, and acceptance.

The illustrations in this book are simply breathtaking. The illustrator's use of vibrant colors and intricate details enhances the reading experience and adds depth to the story. The contrast between the vast meadow and the tiny insects creates a visually stunning world that captures the imagination.

The narrative is both engaging and educational. Through Grasshopper Green's adventures, children are introduced to various aspects of nature, such as different types of plants, animal habits, and the circle of life. These lessons are seamlessly woven into the story, ensuring that young readers not only enjoy themselves but also learn valuable information about the natural world.

Grasshopper Green and the Meadow Mice is a book that will undoubtedly captivate young readers with its charming story, breathtaking illustrations, and valuable life lessons. It celebrates the beauty of nature, promotes empathy and understanding, and encourages a sense of wonder and curiosity. John Rae has crafted an enchanting tale that will leave both children and adults eagerly anticipating their next adventure in the meadow.

First Page:

GRASSH^oPPER GREEN

and the

MEAD^oW MI^cE

A WORD ABOUT THIS BOOK

This is the story of the grasshopper who fiddled all summer and didn't have any place to go when the cold winter wind began to blow. "No, you can't live in my house this winter," said the hard hearted ant, but a family of field mice took in Grasshopper Green and gave him gooseberry syrup for his cough and made him very comfortable. Eyes will grow big at the exciting climax of the story, when Grasshopper Green saves the mice children from a big black cat.

This is another one of the Sunny Books, made for the special delight of children by authors and artists who know and love them, and who leave out fear, mischief, and cruelty. The story of Grasshopper Green is full of lively humor and emphasizes the virtues of kindness and generosity without moralizing.

This book is planned for children from six to nine years old. It can be read to children of three and over.

GRASSHOPPER

GREEN

and the

MEADOW MICE

Written and illustrated by

John Rae

Published by Algonquin Publishing Company New York

This Book is dedicated,

to Grasshoppers,

Meadow Mice,

Fairies & Children:

especially to

Waltie,

Jackie

Robyn

GRASSHOPPER GREEN AND

THE MEADOW MICE

Of Course you know the story of "The Grasshopper and the Ant" how one autumn, when the winds were growing raw and cold and the nights frosty, the poor Grasshopper, who hadn't done anything but fiddle and dance all through the pleasant summer and had nothing laid by for the hard winter, went to the thrifty Ant and asked for a bite to eat and a chance to warm his toes in the chimney corner... Continue reading book >>

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