If You Give a Mouse a Cookie (1985)

demonstrates an "if then" statement, and shows many examples of that. the repletion can be funny to students as well. ( )

Super cute circle story for young students ( )

Perfect for primary children learning reading. The illustrations are fun and easy to follow. It is also perfect fun and entertainment.
This book focuses on a sweet little mouse that asks a young boy for a cookie. From that moment on, the boy and a mouse go on a adventure through different things the mouse hopes to have. This book is one of a series that is full entertainment for any reader.

A boy offers a mouse a cookie. The mouse then asks for several items like milk, a straw to drink from, scissors, a broom and other tedious things but the finale ends when the mouse asks for another glass of milk a and a cookie to go with it.

This book is quite comical and a book that is a light fun read. The relationship of the boy and mouse can be relatable to real life relationships such as a mom and child or a teacher and student or a brother and sister. This story is also very playful and the illustrations are great for anyone. ( )

Houseguest from hell, let me tell you. ( )