La escritura de Diana Hendry profundiza en las complejidades de la conexión humana y la sutil belleza de la existencia cotidiana. Su prosa se caracteriza por perspicaces estudios de personajes y una cualidad lírica que captura momentos fugaces de alegría y tristeza. A través de sus narrativas, se invita a los lectores a mundos ricos en empatía y comprensión, donde lo ordinario se eleva a lo extraordinario. La voz distintiva de Hendry y su habilidad para explorar las profundidades de la experiencia emocional la convierten en una narradora profundamente resonante.
Little Mouse feels scared when he lies in bed. What is that huffing and puffing? Can I come into your bed? he asks Big Mouse, but Big Mouse does not want to share his bed and is determined that Little Mouse should sleep alone. Thus unravels the miniature world under the floorboards. schovat popis
Little Mouse, who is much too busy to help Big Mouse with the gardening, is dreaming up a surprise that involves daisies, lots of clover, and three feathers.
Diana Hendry, a prolific author from the Wirral, has written over forty books for children and teenagers, earning prestigious accolades like the Whitbread Award for "Harvey Angell." Her work includes adaptations for theatre and poetry collections for both adults and children. Active in literary education, she tutors teenagers at the Arvon Foundation's Moniack Mhor center. Currently residing in Edinburgh, Hendry's diverse contributions to literature highlight her deep connection to storytelling and education.
In search of the perfect holly with shiny berries to decorate his Christmas tree, Little Mouse begins to make his way home. Suddenly soft white flakes begin falling all around him. "The sky is coming undone!" fears Little Mouse. As he hurries home to tell Big Mouse his imagination overwhelms him. First, he sees a "strange creature" waving its arms at him as he passes the water. Then when he turns around he sees that an invisible monster is leaving footprints right behind him! Finally, after running circles Little Mouse arrives home only to find a giant "white monster" in front of the door. When Big Mouse finds Little Mouse outside he reassures him that the sky is not coming undone, but that it is snowing; after explaining away lIttle Mouse's fears, he shows Little Mouse that snow makes for a magical Christmas indeed. Glittery snow twinkles on the cover!
It is a hot sunny day and Big Mouse is digging in the garden. He asks Little Mouse to help, but Little Mouse is busy dreaming. The dream involves daisies, clover and two snowy white feathers. What can it be - and will Big Mouse like it?