Original Title
爱排队的⿏太太
Text by
ZHU Huifang
Illustrations by
Gu Mi
Original Language
Simplified Chinese
Genre
Picture Book
Pages
44
Size
22 × 22 cm
Age
4+
Published
Citic Press
April 2024
Sold
All rights available.
Meet Mrs. Mouse, the sweetest (and most curious!) resident of Sweet Beet Village. She’s got a thing for queues—any line she spots, she joins! Whether it’s rabbits on Dandelion Hill or turtles by the riverbank, Mrs. Mouse is always ready to jump in and see what’s happening.
But Mrs. Mouse isn’t alone—she’s part of a big, bustling family! There’s her patient and clever husband, Mr. Mouse, who’s always there to save the day; their lively little helpers, Big Bao and Little Bao; and of course, the adorable baby mouse. Together, they bake scallion pancakes, go on boat adventures, and help their neighbors with a smile.
This heartwarming series is all about family, love, and the joy of being together. Through Mrs. Mouse’s quirky antics and the family’s everyday adventures, kids will discover the beauty of a home where everyone supports each other, shares laughter, and faces challenges as a team—all while being part of a charming, storybook-like community. Perfect for young readers who love stories filled with humor, warmth, and a little bit of mischief!
From the same series Sweet Beet Village
Leo the Leopard is Sweet Beet Village’s go-to delivery guy, and with the Mid- Autumn Festival just around the corner, everyone’s eagerly waiting for his arrival. But wait—why is it Mrs. Mouse and her family at the door with your package today? Well, when it comes to this tightknit, can-do family, there’s no challenge they can’t handle together!
A new family has moved in next door to Mrs. Mouse’s house. But days have passed, and no one has seen them— instead, late at night, faint rustling sounds drift through the walls…Join Mrs. Mouse as she embarks on a curious adventure to uncover the mystery of her new neighbors, discovering along the way that even the strangest situations can lead to heartwarming connections.
Golden Monkey’s sesame oil, Panda’s farm-fresh eggs, and the local scallions recommended by Crane… The recipe is the same as the old one, so why don’t the pancakes taste like they did in childhood? What’s the secret ingredient to those unforgettable flavors?In every bite of childhood’s favorite treats, there’s always a taste of home. This heartwarming story takes young readers on a journey to rediscover the magic of family, tradition, and the love that makes every dish special.
About the author/illustrator
Gu Mi, born in Chongqing and a graduate of Sichuan Fine Arts Institute, embarked on a full-time career in children’s book illustration at the age of 45 after years of playful
antics, unconventional thinking, and a lack of clear aspirations. Her notable works include the “Little Mori Ann” series, along with titles like “99 Red Beans Go Traveling,” “A Lonely Little Cow,” and “The Sky, Not Necessarily Blue.”
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