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Vidisha Ghatpande vidisha — Jack Sweettooth is a collection of three short stories of a mouse, Jackson Winstanley Sweettooth the seventy-third. Jack is the pet mouse of Matthew Bailey, who loves his pet, although his feelings aren’t the same as Mrs Bailey, who initially likes to blame Jack for things that go wrong in the house, losing jewellery, eating birthday cake and so on. She soon changes her mind when he finds her lost ruby (the focus of the first story). Jack then has further adventures when he is threatened with becoming lunch by the next door neighbour’s cat, and then finds love with Matthew’s friend’s mouse. All three stories are nice and short with excellent illustrations of the main plot points of the book. Throughout the first story there are also numerous illustrations of the time on a clock face, so some added educational material! There is something for both boys and girls to enjoy, the peril of Jack against the cat, and Jacks eventual marriage to Blossom. The print is large and well spaced so easy for all levels of readers to engage, and there are some challenging words to, some of which are explained within the story itself. Overall, an easy, accessible book and a quick read with adventure, love and redemption, all in a days work for a pet mouse!

Scott Huntsman _cott_untsman — Perfectly captured small-town life and the intricate lives of its residents through engaging short stories. I enjoyed how Olive appeared in all of the stories, even if it was only a brief mention, and appreciated how interesting and complex her character became throughout the book.

Jona Jarc xephrow — Such a beautifully written story about a dying older man who teaches a younger man the most valuable life lessons. So touching, and such a tearjerker!

Rikke Hindborg _ikke_indborg — have you wondered what kind of food people in rwanda ate in the 1500s? answer: bananas! and yams! This book has the answer to lots more riveting questions, and more funny african names than you can shake a stick at! but you don't have to take MY word for it...