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Doctor Maisy

AUTHOR: Lucy Cousins
ISBN: 0763616133
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Editorial Review

Doctor Maisy
- Book Review, by Lucy Cousins

From School Library Journal
PreSchool-In Doctor Maisy, the little mouse and Nurse Tallulah take care of a sick Panda, "Oh, no. Panda has a fever." When Maisy and Tallulah bump into one another, the nurse has to bandage the doctor's sore nose. In Morning on the Farm, Maisy milks the cow, "Squish squish, squirt squirt"; feeds the pigs and chickens; and then has her own breakfast. Toddlers will be attracted by Cousins's bright, friendly illustrations and simple texts. These two titles are sure to be popular with Maisy fans everywhere.Kathy M. Newby, Kokomo-Howard County Public Library, Russiaville, IN Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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Reviewed with Lucy Cousins' Maisy's Morning on the Farm.Ages 2-4. Maisy, the friendly little rodent now seen on TV, stars in two little stories. Kids will these enjoy the simple, though slight tales and the brilliantly colored illustrations. In Doctor, Maisy dons a white coat and ministers to Panda with stethoscope and thermometer. Morning shows Maisy at work on the farm: driving a tractor; feeding the chickens, pigs, and sheep; and milking the cow. According to copyright information, the books are based on a Maisy audio-visual series, and the gouache paintings are "illustrated in the style of Lucy Cousins." The derivation of books won't matter to little ones, though. They'll simply enjoy revisiting an old friend. Carolyn Phelan
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Book Review

Doctor Maisy
- Book Reviews, by Lucy Cousins

Doctor Maisy

FROM THE PUBLISHER

In Doctor Maisy, Maisy and Tallulah play hospital. Poor Panda is sick, but feels much better with Doctor Maisy in charge. When it's Maisy's turn to need help, Nurse Tallulah comes to the rescue!

FROM THE CRITICS

Children's Literature

Maisy gets to play at being a doctor and Tallulah is a nurse. Tullulah listens to Maisy's heart beating and then Maisy listens to Panda's. He is not feeling well, so Dr. Maisy takes his temperature and when she discovers that he has a fever he is taken off to bed upstairs. When Tullulah's shouts bring Dr. Maisy rushing down the stairs, they have a mishap and poor Maisy ends up with a bandaged nose. Great fun for all those kids who love to play doctor and have grown to love Maisy on Nick Jr. 2001, Candlewick Press, $9.99 and $3.29. Ages 1 to 3. Reviewer: Marilyn Courtot0763616125

School Library Journal

PreS-In Doctor Maisy, the little mouse and Nurse Tallulah take care of a sick Panda, "Oh, no. Panda has a fever." When Maisy and Tallulah bump into one another, the nurse has to bandage the doctor's sore nose. In Morning on the Farm, Maisy milks the cow, "Squish squish, squirt squirt"; feeds the pigs and chickens; and then has her own breakfast. Toddlers will be attracted by Cousins's bright, friendly illustrations and simple texts. These two titles are sure to be popular with Maisy fans everywhere.-Kathy M. Newby, Kokomo-Howard County Public Library, Russiaville, IN Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

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