Absolutely love this book. I had bought one previously for our oldest granddaughter, just needed to have a copy for the second one.

the cutest holiday tradition! My littles love hunting for the mice every morning in preparation for Christmas!

They are so cute and my kids love them!

We love this story. It has been a Christmas tradition in our household. My son loves unpacking the mouse every year.

Such a cute book and a wonderful story

“Of course, I forgive you,” says Easter Bunny sweetly. “Remember that Jesus forgives us completely.” Learn about forgiveness and the importance of asking for help in The Mouse in the Hammock: An Easter Tale by Bethany Brevard with art by Marcin Piwowarski.Easter is near and Mouse has decided that “instead of waiting around for the Easter Bunny,” he will take care of Easter all by himself. He decorates the eggs and hides them, then he carries out the palm branches and bakes the hot cross buns. He writes Easter cards, ties ribbons, and attempts to gather all the baby chicks. All the while, the Easter Bunny is offering his help, and Mouse keeps refusing! When Mouse realizes he is in over his head, will he be able to ask for help? And will Easter Bunny be willing to forgive Mouse for trying to do his job without him?The answer is… of course! When Mouse realizes he has broken eggs and Easter cards that say, “Merry Christmas,” he goes to the Easter Bunny and says: “I think I do need your help after all… I’m sorry for wanting to do your job and not letting you; I should have accepted your help.” The Easter Bunny is gracious and kind and tells him, “That’s okay. We all get things wrong sometimes… Even I have made mistakes and been forgiven.” The two work together to put things right, and Mouse learns that we should forgive others because Jesus forgave us.My 5-year-old daughter and I just adore The Mouse in the Hammock series. They are all about a little Mouse that likes to do big things for others. He is generous, kind, loving, and always puts others before himself. In this story though, he also discovers that it’s okay to ask for help. Once he does, he is unsure whether the Easter Bunny will forgive him. The Easter Bunny remembers Jesus and forgives Mouse immediately and completely. Both are wonderful lessons for kids of all ages. The illustrations are so fun and cute, and the additions of the poem and Bible verses complete this sweet little story.“Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you” (Ephesians 4:32).

This is a sweet book that teaches values. My goal is to have the whole set.

“Little acts of friendship make a BIG difference.” In The Mouse in the Hammock: A Valentine’s Tale by Bethany Brevard with art by Marcin Piwowarski, mouse is on a mission to find creative ways to show his friends how much he loves them.“I can feel it. Love is in the air. And this can only mean one thing… Valentine’s Day is near!” Valentine’s Day is a busy time for mouse. “How can someone little like me show how BIG my heart is?” mouse wonders. He gets right to work, scurrying around the house, trying to find ways to show he cares. He finds scrap paper, a bear cookie, a toy car, a stuffed monkey, and many other items to hide around the house. Each item has a note, like a toy frog says: “You’re toad-ally awesome!” His friends love their little gifts. “For every smile, every laugh, every shriek of delight makes my heart feel BIGGER and BIGGER.” Will his friends help him discover what the greatest gift of all is?Mouse learns that while presents are a wonderful way to show others you care, being there for them is the greatest gift you could ever give them. “No notes, no candies, just me,” he realizes. This story serves as a wonderful reminder to all ages that being a good friend/neighbor is important because it’s important to God. “Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one another” (1 John 4:11).My daughter and I absolutely love The Mouse in the Hammock series! They are easy and enjoyable read alouds with adorable illustrations and important lessons from a biblical worldview. I highly recommend this holiday themed series that’s goal is to add Christ back into every holiday! Your kids will love this LITTLE selfless mouse who does BIG things for those he loves. Happy Valentine’s Day!

Very cute book for Valentine’s Day my kids love it and so did i. So sweet and a great explanation of Valentine’s Day.

Very cute book and my kids loved it. We read it multiple times and will read it more in the future.

Great fun story. Great illustration.

A cute little book about being thankful for what you have. Great for Thanksgiving. PSA: It does contain some bible verses at the end of the book.

Time for another adventure with The Mouse in the Hammock! This time we follow him on Thanksgiving as he explores all there is to be thankful for through sight, smell, sound, touch, and taste. The Mouse in the Hammock: A Thanksgiving Tale by Bethany Brevard with art by Marcin Piwowarski gives thanks to God for all that is good! “It’s not about things, but family and friends, opening our hearts, and joining hands.”It's Thanksgiving Day! Mouse runs to the window, but his friends are already there. They are looking out the window at the other children, wishing they had shiny bikes and scooters too. This gives Mouse an idea! He will use his senses to find things that his friends already possess to show them that they already have a lot to be thankful for. He will use his sight to find a friend, his nose to smell grandma’s pumpkin pie, and his taste for that yummy turkey leg that has fallen under the table. Don’t forget Mouse’s soft and furry friend, Bear, and the laughter he hears from the family room where everyone is playing together.Once the family is gathered around the table, it’s Mouse’s big moment! When he displays his parade of items, will his friends recognize all the things they already have to be thankful for? “Because, in the end, it’s the little things that make us HUGELY thankful.”My 4-year-old daughter and I both love this clever little Mouse, for “he never had a doubt, he knows what Thanksgiving is really about.” I like that this book looks beyond the thanksgiving meal, and even beyond all the “things” we have to be grateful for. As the family gathers round the table, they say prayers of thanksgiving and rejoice in the love of God, family, and friends. This is what they have to give thanks for, and “it’s this simple truth, that Mouse understood.”The simple text and adorable illustrations make this series a fun read aloud, perfect for ages 4-8. The poem and Bible verses at the end are wonderful additions to this sweet tale. This story has a great message, but as a bonus, they will also learn about their five senses. “Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the man who trusts in Him!” -Psalm 34:8

I love that she is a Christian author with a very creative imagination; perfect for kids!

This is a wonderful book with excellent illustrations and message!