If You Liked the Babymouse Book, try this book too!
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That baby mice book was one of my earliest introductions to graphic novels.
When I took over as elementary school librarian, the library didn’t have graphic novels and when my students started showing interest in them, I ordered some on my very limited book budget.
And the books never return to the library shelves throughout the year – a child will return them and they are immediately taken out of the bin and checked out again.
baby mice continues to be a hit with my own four kids!
If you love baby mice or have students or kids doing it, here are some other series to try!
More Books to Try If You Liked Babymouse Books
Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson
Raise your hand if you have a little unicorn lover in your house? I have three and this book is a huge success. Everything in this book happens by accident when Phoebe jumps over a rock on the water and, by accident, slaps a unicorn in the face. And who would have thought that this would make his wish come true? Perhaps the best part is that the unicorn’s name is Marigold Heavenly Nostrils.
Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea by Ben Clanton
Narwhal and Jelly don’t have much in common but they both love waffles and they are always ready for an adventure together while exploring the ocean. This easy-to-read chapter book series leans more towards the graphic novel format, so it’s a great option for young readers interested in that format.
Cat & Cat Adventures by Susie Yi
Meet Ginny and Squash, two adorable, snack-loving feline friends who are always on silly adventures! Get ready to be transported to a magical world in this hilarious fantasy series.
massage by Jennifer Holm and Matthew Holm
The duo wrote baby mice this series, and it was also a hit in our house and had more boyish appeal than the all-pink Babymouse series.
The Lunch Lady by Jarrett J. Krosoczka
This was the first children’s graphic novel series I ever read and I distinctly remember reading it on the train in Boston and thinking, “This is SO clever.” The black and white with yellow color scheme is eye-catching and full of crazy adventures and cute crime-fighting tools out of a lunch lady’s kit. I have never met a child who didn’t like this.
The Princess in Black by Shannon Hale and Dean Hale, illustrated by LeUyen Pham
Most of the time, she is Princess Magnolia, prim and proper. But when her Monster Alarm goes off, she turns into the Princess in Black and no monster can defeat her!
Owly by Andy Runton
Poor little Owly. He’s very sweet, but he’s very lonely. All he wants is a friend. And in this two-part graphic novel, he just might find one.
Unicorns and Yetis by Heather Ayris Burnell
Unicorn and Yeti are not an unlikely pair, but they are also best friends. Each book has three stories in an almost graphic novel format and any unicorn lover can’t get enough of these fun books.
Owl Diary: Eva’s Treetop Festival by Rebecca Elliott
Who doesn’t want to be an owl and live in a tree house and record all the fun you are having at school and with your friends? If the 12 books in this series are any indication, EVERYONE wants to be an owl! I especially like that it’s made to look like it was written on lined paper.
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