Very cute, very girlie, recommended for little ones who want to get in touch with their inner diva. ( )

This graphic novel, and this series, follows the humorous and adventurous life of Babymouse. Babymouse is a sassy, wild, confident, and creative girl. I would use this book in a 2nd-4th grade classrooms in a class library available for independent reading as this quick, engaging read would be a great confidence booster for young or struggling readers.

This book is a quick read that would be great for advanced primary-aged readers or early intermediate-age readers. This story is about a little mouse who is trying her very best to get invited to a popular girl's sleepover but once she is there she realizes that her friend Wilson is a better friend to her and leaves to go hang out with him. This book is really engaging so it would be a great resource for students who may not enjoy reading as much and it is a great resource to show the importance of being kind to others. ( )

As a child I was always reluctant to read, but I remember absolutley loving the Babymouse series and could not get enough of it. My mom was constantly buying me more and more of them to read. "Babymouse: Queen of the World", is about a mouse who just wants to fit in with the cool kids, but later learns its not as fun as she thought. She has a huge, and imaginative, personality that really interests readers into finding out more. I think this is a great book to have in a classroom library, for the graphic novel style is a good way for younger readers to transition from picture books to chapterbooks. ( )

Babymouse wants to become Queen of the World and to get invited to Felicia Furrypaw's Slumber Party. do her dreams come true?