Harry The Happy Mouse: Teaching children to be kind to each other.

This is a modern fairy tale involving the world's happiest mouse. Harry is a bundle of love and helps every creature he meets who has any kind of trouble. This kind of story is perfect for younger children who are not yet used to life's disappointments and dangers. They will enjoy this make-believe world.Neat artwork too, reminiscent of Beatrice Potter's books (Peter Rabbit) and A. A. Milne (Winnie the Pooh). Also, this story helps children to feel and see how helping others brings happiness to all. And just one act of helpfulness can help many others.I found the fancy script font hard to read, especially when superimposed against a busy background. I'd suggest simplicity and readability above all. But the illustrations are colorful and "cute," although Harry the Mouse always has the same facial expression. A little variety there would be more endearing.

What I’ve learned from sharing stories with them is that they love pictures, cute rhyming that reminds them of the good things.But, mostly, they love hearing the reader BECOME the living BOOK, by enthusiastically narrating the story.If all you want is a Kindle book to give to your child to entertain them, this is a three star product.If you want a story you can read to them at bedtime, this is a four star book.If, though, you are looking for a tale that you can morph into, this is a great, five star, story that shows them why helping people improves life for the provider, just as it does for the receiver.Five stars out of five.

This is a most wonderful book with a great message for all. I love sentences that rhyme and make you giggle a little along the way. I can honestly say I got tongue twisted a few times. Which of course, makes it more fun, when you are reading to someone. I got two copies of the book and while my first intentions were to send a copy to a relative, it came in quite handy while reading to my daughter. I had one, she had one. And as I read and she listened, she was mesmerized by the amazing artwork on each page. Each page of the art work has interesting things to see.This book would be good in any home, would make a wonderful book for kids to read in waiting rooms or doctors offices, a gift for family and friends.

Whimsical fonts are used to tell a whimsical tale with smoothly pleasing rhymes in Harry the Happy Mouse. The illustrations have a hand-drawn, hand-painted feel, bright and cheerful, fitting the writing and the story perfectly. Rhythm and rhymes are unforced, language is simple, and the story's enjoyably wise.“You shouldn’t thank me, just help someone too!/That will be better, for me and for you!” is a pleasing refrain as different animals face different dilemmas, each helping the other and moving on. A visually appealing story, with a nicely wise moral, and whimsically lilting rhyme, Harry the Happy Mouse would be a pleasing picture book to give as a gift and to treasure.Disclosure: I found it on a deal.

The author recommends this book for ages 3 to 8 and P to 2.Truly is a delightful and wonderful book for the little ones in your family (or friends) to read. It shows the importance of helping others and 'passing it along'. I loved the fact that it also rhymes as that keeps the interest of the children.My absolute highest recommendation ...teach children at an early age to always help others. I feel it has a lot to do with 'what goes around, comes around;.Most highly recommended.

Written in rhyme, Harry the mouse has a lovely life. Harry loved to walk and talk to anyone he met. One day he met a frog who was in trouble. He helped the frog by saving his life. The frog didn't know how to thank Harry. All Harry wanted was for the frog to bestow onto others the same kindness and favor.The frog agreed he would and one day he met a mole who was in trouble. The frog helped the mole and he too asked the mole to shed this same kindness to another.The mole did so, likewise, and on and on the story continues with wonderful and interesting situations and encounters for each creature to extend help and kindness. You'll have to read the story for yourself to find out what happens and how the story ends.Children will love the superior artwork on every page. They will marvel at the beautiful shades and tones and become engrossed with the terrific detail.This book allows children to use their imaginations and wonder what's going to happen next, as well as try to figure out how each animal can resolve the situation. There are repetitive rhyming phrases present in the book, which kids are apt to repeat as the story is being read. This is a book kids can certainly spend much time getting lost in the scenes and wish to read over and over.

This is a cute book, but for the price I would have expected the printing quality to be better. The pictures are dull in color and grainy. The story itself is okay. I love the idea behind it, but it's not very well executed. There are a couple instances of "pay it forward" that are cute, but the end is a party for the mouse who started it all. I would have liked to see the story tied together using something other than a reward/incentive for being kind. Some of the rhymes were clunky, and the phrase that is repeated multiple times is not catchy or fun to say so my child and I just got bored. I have to say I was disappointed in this book, perhaps because my expectations were so high based on the glowing reviews.

"You shouldn't thank me, just help someone too!That'll be better, for me and for you!"Harry lived with his wife under a bridge. He liked to take a stroll each evening, meeting and helping other animals. One evening he came across a sad Frog. What was the problem and how did Harry help? Will Frog take up the advice above? You betcha! The first animal Frog met was Mrs. Mole whose son had fallen down a hole. What did Frog do? Help of course and passed on Harry's advice.The next evening, Harry was a little down after his walk as there had been no one to help. Not only did his wife encourage him, she had also arranged a wonderful surprise! Absolutely delightful!This 32 page, beautifully illustrated rhyming book is written in British English (mum, favourite etc.) but don't let that put you off! This is one you won't want to miss out on with your family! Thanks, Liz

Spread the love... That's what we need to do, my 4 year old and 20month old were captivatedThanks for the great story

This book was a pleasure to read to my daughters, with a lovely meaning. The pictures are beautifully drawn and are engaging for children.

Incredible book. With magnificent characters , each one with clear personality. Nice, kind and elegant narrative. Very worthy and recommendable.

Es un libro hermoso visualmente con un mensaje fabuloso para los peques....

"Harry The Happy Mouse" is an absolute gem of a children's book! This delightful story beautifully conveys the importance of kindness and compassion in a way that is both engaging and easy for young readers to understand.The characters are charming and relatable, making it easy for children to connect with them. The story follows Harry, a cheerful mouse, as he goes on a journey to spread happiness and goodwill among his friends. The vivid illustrations add a wonderful visual element to the story, captivating young minds and enhancing their understanding of the plot.What truly stands out is the book's ability to convey valuable life lessons without being preachy. The narrative gently encourages children to be kind, considerate, and understanding toward others, all while fostering a sense of empathy that will undoubtedly stay with them as they grow.As a parent, I couldn't be happier with "Harry The Happy Mouse." It's a book that sparks meaningful conversations about empathy and treating others with respect. It's an excellent addition to any child's bookshelf, and I highly recommend it to parents and educators looking for a heartwarming and educational story that promotes positive values. This book is a true winner and deserves all the praise it receives!