In this bustling picture book, Mr.
Children are also likely to be inspired to create their own made-up stories about what activities are going on in each of the animal\'s homes in the book..
With so much going on across every spread, children will love poring over the pages on their own, discovering something new every time.
And it\'s also loads of fun.
Though more whimsical and tongue-in-cheek than true, this is a terrific book for teaching children about the characteristics and diversity of animal life, including their habitats, their needs, how they live and what they eat.
Award-winning author and illustrator Marianne Dubuc is a master at clever, specific details in her drawings to bring each fully imagined animal and dwelling to life on the page.
Fly\'s home are stuck to the ceiling.
Furnishings in Mrs.
Bear\'s house has a beehive on the roof with an attached pipe that brings honey straight into the kitchen.
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Octopus in a sunken shipwreck.
The Birds live in a tree house, and Mrs.
Snake\'s superlong home has heat lamps throughout its length.
Mr.
For example, there\'s a hole in the middle of the kitchen floor of the Rabbits\' home that leads underground to where they sleep and eat.
Postmouse stops at, and every one is different, depending on the animals who live there.
Via cross-section drawings, readers get to peer inside each home Mr.
Postmouse carefully loads up his wagon and sets off to make the day\'s mail deliveries to all the animals on his route.
In this bustling picture book, Mr
