Description
This charming book about a cat and a mouse features cut-outs that help teach young readers about prepositions in a fresh, innovative way.
The perfect place for a mouse is inside a cozy, warm house, but a cat lives there too, and once the cat sees the mouse, a chase ensues. As the cat and mouse scurry about–on top of a chair, inside a box, outside a window, through a hole–young readers will learn about important prepositions that help them understand where one object is in relation to another. At the end of this colorful chase, the cat and mouse curl up together and nap until they’re ready to start the whole thing again. Britta Teckentrup’s eye-catching, simple illustrations are cleverly enhanced with cut-outs that help reinforce the words, providing a unique and fun interactive experience that teaches young readers about basic prepositions.







Reference Points
Somewhere Else Entirely
Comic Poems
States of Happiness
Ten Poems about London (Selected and Introduced by George Szirtes)
The Mind-Body Problem
Gold from the Stone
Ten Bedtime Poems (Volume One) (Selected and Introduced by William Boyd)
This Is Yarrow
What Rhymes with Sneeze?