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 Maisy's Christmas Eve - Lucy Cousins
 Maisy's Christmas Eve - Lucy Cousins ... her house. Cyril and Tallulah are decorating the tree and Charley is busy helping with the food, of course! But where is Eddie? There's only one thing to do - go out into the snow and look for him!Newest Review: ... on a sledge. It was cold outside and the friends hurried in to the house to warm themselves, wrapping presents, making mince ... more ... pies and paper chains when they suddenly realise that Eddie is missing!
Meanwhile, Eddie the elephant had got stuck in the thick snow. The reader already knows this so when the friends keep asking 'But where is Eddie?' young children often join in with trying to tell the friends what has happened to Eddie.
They eventually go out to look for Eddie........... on finding him they tried to pull him out but them being small and Eddie being on the larger size, their efforts are in vain. Eventually, Maisy has an ide...more |
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Maisy's Christmas Eve - Lucy Cousins: Christmas Is Here (622 words)
by - written on 12/12/06 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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- Who is Maisy?- For those of you who haven't had the pleasure of meeting Maisy, she's a loveable and oh so cute little white mouse, with a pink tail, nose, ears and paws. Maisy isn't a regular sort of mouse as she wears clothes, sleeps in a bed, brushes her teeth, goes to the library and much, much more. In short, Maisy does everything that young children can relate to and this is her appeal! Maisy has four main friends who regularly feature in Lucy Cousins books: Charley, Cyril, Tallulah and Eddie. All animals of varying sorts! - Maisy's Christmas Eve - The story is not surprisingly set on Christmas ... Read the complete review
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