MOUSE & GIRAFFE

New York Times bestselling author Kelly DiPucchio presents how two friends with very different perspectives learn how to see eye to eye.

Mouse and Giraffe are neighbors on the same street, but their experiences are very different. On sunny days, Mouse is comfortable in the shade while Giraffe is so tall, he overheats near the sun. On rainy days, Giraffe can see above the clouds, while Mouse gets stuck in the storm. However, when Mouse needs a little help, Giraffe knows just what his friend needs.
New York Times bestselling author Kelly DiPucchio and illustrator Jen Corace have crafted a clever tale that shows how it's all about perspective. Mouse and Giraffe learn that it's not always about who's right or wrong, it's how you look at the situation when wearing someone else's shoes.

Kelly DiPucchio is the award-winning author of over twenty books for children, including Littles: And How They Grow, Gaston, and the New York Times bestsellers Grace for President and The Sandwich Swap. She lives in Michigan with her husband and three children. Visit Kelly online at kellydipucchio.com.

Jen Corace is the illustrator of I Hatched!, Little Pea, Little Oink, and Little Hoot, among many other books. She lives in Providence, Rhode Island. Visit Jen online at jencorace.com.