In the third installment of the highly illustrated Babymouse: Tales from the Locker series, Babymouse navigates the exciting, and sometimes overwhelming, world of middle school independence. Her art class is on a field trip to a city museum, but when a friend suggests ditching the chaperones for a city adventure, Babymouse is tempted to explore her newfound freedom. This humorous and fast-paced graphic novel explores themes of peer pressure, responsibility, and the thrill of independence, all while Babymouse races against the clock to return to her group. It's perfect for 8-12 year olds who enjoy relatable school stories with a touch of mischief and a lot of laughs.
Watch out, Big City! Babymouse is on a field trip without a chaperone in the third book in the Babymousetastic, highly illustrated Babymouse: Tales from the Locker series--now in paperback! Babymouse's art class is headed to a museum in the Big City. And now that they're middle schoolers, she and her friends will be totally unsupervised! She can't wait to check out all the world-famous art...that is, until she overhears Felicia Furrypaws planning to ditch the museum and hit the town instead. Babymouse decides to test her freedom with an urban adventure of her own. Will she make it back to the museum before the bus leaves? Or will life in the Big City trip her up big-time? Highly illustrated with black-and-white art throughout and a dozen or so comic pages, this is the perfect showcase for the Holms' signature humor. Middle school may never be the same!