Wonder Mole's Scent Costume Party
by Pato Mena
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Pub Date Sep 17 2019 | Archive Date Dec 06 2019
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Description
Moles are blind, so their costume parties are a bit different. They wear perfumes of different animals/characters instead of clothing costumes! Weasel sees her opportunity and tries to sneak into Wonder Mole’s party for a mole dinner. She is wearing the most convincing weasel costume, but will she get caught in the act? A fun and quirky tale that tests your senses and imagination.
A Note From the Publisher
A Junior Library Guild selection.
Advance Praise
"This unlikely premise somehow works well, with a few hilarious plot twists and an overall droll sense of understated humor. Stylized illustrations in citrus and teal shades and an oversized format bring the mole party to life"- Kirkus Reviews
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9788417123987 |
| PRICE | $16.95 (USD) |
| PAGES | 48 |
Featured Reviews
Morris M, Reviewer
This is a funny book about moles and a mischievous weasel. It's cute with a unique illustration style. Good for some giggles with the little one.
catherine h, Reviewer
Clever tale. A weasel sneaks into Wonder Moles party! Since the moles can't see, he thinks he's going to get a free mole meal! Kids learn all about scent and eyesight in moles in this fun little story. Illustrations were a hoot!
John L, Reviewer
A silly little book for silly little children shouldn't be able to surprise and please as much as this – or so is the general thinking. This eventful drama, where practically blind moles have a party where everyone has come in the scent of an other animal, certainly packed in the twists and turns. And I think the surprises are strong and funny enough that this would cope with repeat reading, even once the plot has been discovered. At times the artwork was a little too wacky for me, but it gives the pages great energy, and the brief story comes across well. I have to strongly recommend this for the under-eights it's aimed at, for it certainly entertained me.
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