"Someone new is at our house," begins this loving, reassuring look at brotherhood from trusted author Joanna Cole. Told through the eyes of a new older brother, this simple story lays out all the good things about being an older sibling, and reminds new brothers that they are just as special as ever.

With an author's note about what big siblings need--extra guidance, reassurance, love--and sweet, engaging artwork by Rosalinda Kightley, it's no wonder that over 1 million families have chosen I'm a Big Sister and I'm a Big Brother to prepare their young ones for their first big transition.

"Someone new is at our house," begins this loving, reassuring look at sisterhood from trusted author Joanna Cole. Told through the eyes of a new older sister, this simple story lays out all the good things about being an older sibling, and reminds new sisters that they are just as special as ever.

With an author's note about what big siblings need--extra guidance, reassurance, love--and sweet, engaging artwork by Rosalinda Kightley, it's no wonder that over 1 million families have chosen I'm a Big Sister and I'm a Big Brother to prepare their young ones for their first big transition.

Hare and Mouse need a house! Where will they find a home that's just right for them? Each richly coloured page of this picture book has fun peek-a-boo holes to look through! Where can Hare and Mouse find the perfect place to live? How about a grassy burrow? Oh, no: peer through the die-cut hole and you'll see that Fox has already snuggled up inside. Maybe the soft bed of leaves? Not there, because it's occupied by a family of prickly hedgehogs. But in the end Hare and Mouse find a home - and a good friend, too. AGES: 3 to 6 AUTHOR: Rosalinda Kightley earned a degree in graphic design and illustration and was a Junior Designer at Walker Books. She has illustrated many books for babies and toddlers. SELLING POINTS: . Fabulous autumnal board book with peek-a-boo holes on every spread . Teaches children about different animal habitats

Mouse is convinced he's BIG ENOUGH to explore all on his own. But he's just not able to do the things all the other animals are doing - the water is too wet, the trees are too high. When his friends Hare and Bear finally join him, he realises he is just the right size to play with them!