Can an intrepid toy mouse help a child venture out of his comfort
zone? Book Two of an endearing illustrated series about friendly library
toys and the children who borrow them.
Marco Polo is a retired Christmas ornament, but in his mind he is a
great mouse explorer. Because he's tiny and likely to be lost, he is the
least-borrowed of the Book Buddies--toys that children can check out of
the library just like a book--and he almost never leaves the library.
But the little mouse finally meets the right match in Seth, a boy who is
about to attend his first sleepover. If Seth were to bring the stuffed
bunny he usually sleeps with, he'd risk being teased, but Marco Polo is
the perfect size to hide away in his sleeping bag. Are both boy and
mouse in for an unexpected adventure? Charmingly illustrated and
offering a window into the secret life of toys (including a suspenseful
glimpse at where all the household's lost toys go), Marco Polo Brave
Explorer explores common fears and quiet bravery and will leave readers
eager for the next episode in the Book Buddies series.