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by Grace Easton (Author)
Olivia lives in a house with a little red door. Mouse lives in an oak tree behind the house. When a storm blows the oak tree down, Olivia tries to help her neighbor find a new house. However, house after house, none are quite right--that is, until Olivia makes a surprising decision.
Exploring what makes a house a home, illustrator Grace Easton brings her expressive character illustration and beautiful hand-painted scenery to a story of two lonely neighbors finding friendship in the face of a disaster. Die-cut flaps reveal details around the cozy setting, adding dimension to a story that is sure to warm the hearts of young readers.
Front Jacket
If you knocked on the house with the little red door three times you would find . . .
A little girl named Olivia who is very lonely. In an oak tree in her yard lives a mouse who is also longing for someone to talk to. A snowy day brings them together and they quickly become friends.
The magic of the snow doesn't last, and Mouse's house is damaged by the storm. Olivia tries to help Mouse find a new place to live, but nowhere seems quite right. What they eventually learn is that your home is often not about the place you live, but about the people you, re with.
Back Jacket
Olivia lives in a house with a little red door. Mouse lives in an oak tree at the bottom of her yard. When a storm blows Mouse's tree down, Olivia tries her best to find a place for her new friend to live, but will any house feel like home?
The House with the Little Red Door is an enchanting tale of kindness, friendship, and belonging that lets you join in the fun by lifting flaps so that you can peek inside Olivia and Mouse's worlds.
