Maisy Cleans Up by Lucy Cousins
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Book Reviews of Maisy Cleans Up
Book Review: This Books Gives a Priceless Smile
Summary: 5 Stars
The color and story of Maisy books are just right for a child of a young age. Each page is bright and creative. When reading this book to my nephew, (who is less than 1 year old), and seeing his mother reading it to him, there was something about this particular book that made him smile above any other book read to him. In fact, every Maisy book brought on a smile. Other books didn't make him smile so widely.There were even pages he seemed to love more than others. Perhaps he found the name Maisy to be funny or the colorfull pages with animals was cute to him. He can't tell me exactly what it is he loves about it, because he is too young to tell me, but the smiles and laughs says it all.
This is a great book, and there are so many Maisy books to choose from. If reading to a child about cleaning as this one is, isn't good enough then there are plenty of other Maisy books to choose from. However, this one in particular made him smile more than ever. I recommend this book, and so does my nephew. :D
I am sure someday he will be reading these books out loud as he learns.
Book Review: How can you go wrong with Maisy?
Summary: 5 Stars
Yet another short and fabulous tale of our favorite female mouse. As always, love the bold colors, simple text, and realistic topic. All three of my kids have been big fans of the Maisy series, and here is yet another I would highly recommend!Book Review: 3 year old review: "Good!"
Summary: 5 Stars
All of the Maisy books are boldly illustrated and capture/hold my tike's attention. Nice lesson here - clean up first, then have treats.Book Review: Spring Cleaning at Maisy's
Summary: 3 Stars
If you are the parent of a young child, you probably know who Maisy is. She's a mouse with a duck, a squirrel, an elephant, and a crocodile for friends. Why the crocodile isn't trying to eat the others is beyond me, but that's life in Maisy's world.Both of my daughters love the Maisy books; there's something about their simple stories and colorful pictures that even appeals to adults. The books are short and easy to read. But, the stories are never obnoxiously simplistic, like so many other books for small children.
However, this is one of my daughters' least favorite Maisy books. Perhaps because they aren't too keen on cleaning up themselves (what two year old and four year old are?). Anyway, Maisy is cleaning her house when she gets some help from a surprise visitor. Who could it be? Hey, read the book if the suspense is killing you.
Book Review: Not the best of the Maisy books
Summary: 2 Stars
My 2-year-old daughter adores Maisy. We have many of these books, and I read a couple of them during our bedtime routine. My daughter also loves flipping through some of the books and "reads" them to herself.
This one in particular, though, is not a favorite; my daughter never chooses this one, and there isn't much of a reaction when I read it to her. And, I must say, the "plot" is even more nonsensical than usual for Maisy books. It just seems random. And, evidently, my daughter feels the same way! The bedtime one is the best one, according to my daughter.