Maude The Not-so-noticeable Shrimpton

In 'Maude The Not-so-noticeable Shrimpton,' readers meet Maude, a girl whose quiet demeanor stands in stark contrast to her boisterous, attention-loving family. While her family thrives on being noticed, Maude finds comfort in blending in. This seemingly unassuming trait becomes the family's greatest asset when a ferocious tiger arrives as a birthday gift, creating a humorous and suspenseful situation. The book gently explores themes of individuality, self-acceptance, and how different strengths can be valuable. It's a delightful read for children aged 4-8, offering both entertainment and a subtle message about embracing who you are.

"Being noticed is what all the members of the Shrimpton family lived for - all except, that is, for Maude. She prefers to blend into the background rather than stand out in a crowd. This is very much to her advantage when they all come face-to-face with a rather hungry tiger ... " -- from cover flap. Maude prefers not to be noticed like the rest of her family, which comes in handy when they all come face to face with a hungry tiger.