Side By Side

Side By Side
ISBN-10
0545826152
ISBN-13
9780545826150
Series
Side by Side
Category
Juvenile Fiction
Pages
32
Language
English
Published
2015-04-28
Publisher
Scholastic Inc.
Author
Rachel Bright

Description

A little mouse finds a best friend to stay by her side! Deep in the heart of Wintermouse Wood, Down in the grass where the autumn trees stood, Lived all kinds of creatures -- some big and some small -- Some spiky, some furry, some short, and some tall. Follow one little mouseling and her search for a best friend to stay by her side in this joyful read-aloud bedtime book -- the perfect celebration of friendship. Rachel Bright's sweet text and Debi Gliori's heartwarming illustrations show the importance of friendship.

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