Product Description

Welcome to Camp Babymouse! Two weeks of fresh air, fun, and friendship! Babymouse can't wait for the adventures to start. All that she has to do is relax and make sure she doesn't get lost in the wilderness. What could possibly go wrong, right Babymouse? Uh . . . Babymouse? BABYMOUSE? Uh-oh! Will camp be all that Babymouse dreams of? Or is our brave and fearless camper lost forever?! Find out in the sixth Babymouse adventure: Camp Babymouse!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #99141 in Books
• Published on: 2007-05-08
• Released on: 2007-05-08
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 96 pages

From Booklist
Babymouse is convinced she'll have a great time at summer camp, never mind that she doesn't like the great outdoors. Despite her daydreams of derring-do, she succeeds only in getting into trouble, racking up an impressive number of demerits for her team, the Buttercups. What is she to do? This charming series entry, illustrated as in the familiar black, white, and pink, continues to put Babymouse into situations that most children will immediately recognize. The book's small, square size will fit perfectly into young hands, and the story promises great fun for both new comics readers and avid ones. Kan, Kat

Review
"Move over, Superman, here comes Babymouse!"—The Chicago Sun-Times

"Sassy, smart . . . Babymouse is here to stay."—The Horn Book Magazine

"Graphic novels for the early elementary set are rare, and this humorous and adventurous series will be snapped up."—The Bulletin

About the Author
Growing up, brother-and-sister team, Matthew Holm and Jennifer L. Holm were avid (though not always successful) backyard campers. Today Jennifer Holm is the author of several highly acclaimed novels, including Penny from Heaven and the Newbery Honor-winning Our Only May Amelia. Matthew Holm is a graphic designer and freelance writer.

Customer Reviews

Happy daughter
My 10 years old daughter loves Baby mouse. The books were as described, thanks a lot!

Fun light reading for 1st grade and up.
It is nice to have a book that is just fun to read and does not insult intelligence with repetitive text. I highly doubt that any kid will learn to read with Babymouse but they might just learn to love reading. Most teachers poo poo graphic novel format but with 25% of the population as visual picture thinkers and that is increasing it is time to put them on the shelf with pride. Any 1st grader can pick up this book up and enjoy it. Most readers for this age level and reading level are just plain boring. This is a nice change of pace. Just make sure when your big kid steels it to read it they give it back.

Awesome fun!
Another hit by the Holms siblings. My younger child enjoys a graphic novel of her own while my teenager steals it to read also!!! Way to go Babymouse.