This is a scene from my book...the baby is having his bath in an eye cup, while his pet woolly bear looks on. You can see a few more pages at
http://books.simonandschuster.ca/House-that-Mouse-Built/Pam-Abrams/9781935703259/graphic_excerpt. Photo by Bruce Wolf.
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ReplyDeleteHow cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is cute!
ReplyDeleteOOOOoooh what super cute!!
ReplyDeleteYou and your work are BRILLIANT -- it gives me so much pleasure to follow you!
ReplyDeleteThe photos are simply beautiful! Great imagination!:)
ReplyDeleteThis is cute. I have been waiting for a new scene. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYour mice are magical!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of a wooly bear as pet!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute, the baby mouse must be absolutely tiny but so detailed, he looks like he is enjoying his bath.
ReplyDeleteIt's a gorgeous book and the poetry seems lovely. I might have to purchase it for myself!
ReplyDeletesooooooooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteHello Maggie,
ReplyDeleteyour mice look so natural that I first thought, that those are stuffed ones. But the faces are so lovely and I love also their very natural posture. And you dress them so cute - I really love them.
Greetings, Johanna
How adorable to pu the baby in an eye cup. Is the wooly bear a wooly worm?
ReplyDeleteSo cute! You should do one were they are taking care of their pets! That would be just adorable! And please check me out http://shelter-stories.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThat's funny :)
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog -through one of my friends'- I absolutely love it! Incredibly talented you are!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your mouses the are so sweet to see, great work.
ReplyDeleteLove the Baby!!!! I am so excited to get my copies of your book!!
ReplyDeleteI know, you've read that a thousand times already... But I have to write it again: Your mice are soooo cute!
ReplyDeleteNicely done!!!
I never tire of hearing it! I'm glad you enjoy seeing them as much as I do making them.
ReplyDelete- California Girl, I don't know if a woolly bear is the same thing as a wooly worm, but it's the caterpillar you see in the Fall that becomes a tiger moth.
Cuuuuute! :)
ReplyDeleteI love coming and looking at your blog, it totally brightens my day. Thanks.
I too love looking at your amazing mice... I also love all the fun tiny 'house' fixings you make. Love your 'goat' cart made out of a candy box... care to share how you made it??
ReplyDeleteWow! This is so cute! I didn't appreciate mouse in my home but you make me love yours. I'm a new follower. Hope you will have more soon!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you
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What a beautiful scene. Compliments!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. this is super uber cute. Absolutely fantastic! Best wishes, Carol :)
ReplyDeleteHow did you do it so the baby mouse looks like he's in water? I'm sure it's not real water is it?
ReplyDeleteNope, not real water...a piece of clear plastic with a baby mouse-shaped hole in the middle!
Deletemagnifique, existe t-il des livres pour apprendre à faire les souris ??
ReplyDeleteMerci à vous de nous faire profiter de vos souris
Eliane
HI MAGGIE N GET SO MUCH PLEASURE SEEING THESE ADORABLE PICTURES. REALLY LIFTS THE SPIRIT.THANK YOU SO MUCH. PLEASE STAY SAFE AND WEKK. BLESSINGS. TRIXIE.
ReplyDeleteHI MAGGIE, I WONDER WHY THESE TINY CRITTERS MAKE US GO ALL GOOSIE. BLESSINGS TRIXIE.
ReplyDeleteGI MAGGIE, IS THERE A PRINTED BOOK PLEASE TRIXIE XXXX
ReplyDeleteHi Trixie, this is a page from my first book, The House That Mouse Built. Sadly now out of print, but often available in libraries. Here's a link to information about my other books:https://www.maggierudy.com/books
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're enjoying the mice!