Review 'Youngsters will delight in reading and re-reading this travelling tale, and following Mr Postmouse on his route, right back to his own home and a very special parcel for a very special someone.' - Read it Daddy 'Here Comes Mr Postmouse is a gentle book that s lovely to share, particularly with children who aren t yet reading independently [...] It s a beautiful book that s full of surprises.' - Association of Illustrators. 'Dubuc's attention to detail is meticulous and with so much to look at children (and adults) it is a book to be looked at again and again as there will always be something new to discover.' - Outside in World 'This book has appeal for story times, as well as one on one reading and would be appropriate for young and older children without being too simple or overly complicated, it is rare and unusual find.' - Stephnie Burton at Library Life 'This is a picture book children (and adults) will love to pore over again and again; it s full of hidden pictorial jokes the more you look the more you see!' - Anthia Clarke 'There is an enormous amount to look at and talk about on each generously-sized page, keeping readers alert as they follow Postmouse s deliveries.' - Valerie Coglan at The Irish Times Book Club 'This is definitely a book to share and to pore over [...] Terrific fun.' - Red Reading Hub 'Dubuc's attention to detail is meticulous and with so much to look at children (and adults) it is a book to be looked at again and again as there will always be something new to discover.' --Outside in WorldHere Comes Mr Postmouse is a gentle book that's lovely to share, particularly with children who aren't yet reading independently. With so much to talk about alongside the story in the detailed illustrations, the sparse text doesn't make this is a quick read . It does mean it's not daunting for someone who is learning to read though because the words are so well chosen and, on the whole, simple. It s a beautiful book that s full of surprises --Association of Illustrators.This book has appeal for story times, as well as one on one reading and would be appropriate for young and older children without being too simple or overly complicated. This is rare and unusual find --Stephnie Burton at Library Life About the Author Marianne Dubuc is an award-winning author and illustrator from Montreal. In 2014, she received a Governor General s Literary Award in Canada for The Lion and the Bird.
