WHEN LUCY MOUSE
reached the bank where Mr and Mrs Nibble lived
with their three children,
all she could see was snow.
No front doors, no little windows - just snow.
'Oh dear,' she thought. 'My poor friends!' and she called very loudly:
'Cheer up, cheer up! We've come to dig you out!'
Actually we barely had enough snow to reach a mouse's kneecap
so we certainly didn't have to dig anyone out,
but I did have the chance to rescue someone
with a polystyrene box of provisions.
We had an erroneous frozen goose delivery, five days too early
and nowhere to store it until Christmas Day.
Providentially the company had been unable to meet the demand for geese
and one of their disappointed customers,
lived just round the corner.
'HOW VERY VERY
kind of you to come and help us,' said Mr Nibble.
'and how very, very good of you
to bring us food.
We're very hungry.
Please come in and share it with us.'
kind of you to come and help us,' said Mr Nibble.
'and how very, very good of you
to bring us food.
We're very hungry.
Please come in and share it with us.'
This is such a fun story.
ReplyDeleteYour Robin photographs are beautiful and very festive.
ReplyDeleteAs is, Story time with a favourite old book, with illustrations you never forget.