Category: Children's Picture Book
Hardcover | 32 pages |979-8-90115-044-3
Trim Size: 8.5” H x 10.3” W
List Price: $18.99 USD
Publisher: Starfish Bay® Publishing
Genre: Adventure Fiction / Animal Fantasy
Reading Level: Grade 1-2
Interest Level: Grades PreK-3
Guided Reading Level: J
Lexile® Measure: 450L
Accelerated Reader® Level/Poin: 2.8/0.5
Tired of his house, Frederic the mouse sets out to find another but learns there is no place like home.
Bored by living in a hole in the floor, Frederic the mouse decides that it is time to move out and find a new house. There are many options to choose from – Pigeon’s sunny rooftop apartment, Frog’s stylish lily pad, a quiet cave… but could any really be called “home”? A fun and engaging story about self-discovery and recognizing the value in what you have, Frederic Goes House Hunting will delight readers with its witty rhyming verse, lively and vibrant illustrations, and charming story.
Nicole Carrie Shaw grew up an avid reader and remembers well the books that inspired her life-long love of literature. Using imagination to create entertaining stories for young readers, Nicole hopes she will encourage children to read more, learn new things, and embrace their creativity. She lives in Perth, Australia, working as a medical research scientist. In her spare time, Nicole enjoys spending time with friends and family, exploring the beautiful coastline of Western Australia, and dreaming up new stories.
Laura Giorgi lives near a large and famous car factory in Turin, Italy. Her childhood was filled with colorful drawings, cartoons on TV, and playing in the yard with friends—things she still enjoys today. While her technique is more refined and her styles are different, Laura is still having the same fun. Her style is amusing, colorful, and playful—much-loved by children!
Key Features:
- Fast-paced and amusing rhyming verse that encourages phonological awareness.
- A fun story that teaches children the importance of trying new things and valuing what you possess.
- Lively, richly detailed, and colorful illustrations that bring out the humour and uniqueness of this wonderful story.
Themes:
- Finding where you belong
- Home and contentment
- The grass isn't always greener
- Appreciating what you have
- Journey and self-discovery








