Mr. Brave (Mr. Men and Little Miss)

My grandchildren love these books. I was happy to find this particular one that we didn't have.

We had these books when my children were little. When I saw them appear on Amazon, I just had to buy a couple of them. My grandson, who was 6 at the time, loves them just like his father did. They are funny and encourage children to read. He reads it aloud to his goldfish.

Our 3-yr old grandson loves these Roger Hargreaves books. They are both simple and imaginative, humorous, and will even hold your interest as the reader. There are definitely concepts in these little books that you would like your children to emulate, and they will "get it," without the books' being preachy.

My grandsons love these, as my own kids did years ago.

Mr. Brave has been invited to tea at Little Miss Bossy's. On his way, he helps out Mr. Messy and Little Miss Somersault. Helping Little Miss Somersault consists of being on a tightrope with her up between two trees. It is only when Mr. Brave looks down and sees that the tightrope is holding together by a thread that he panics and Little Miss Somersault has to help him down. Mr. Brave is very upset with himself as he thinks that he no longer deserves the name Mr. Brave.Sadly Little Miss Trouble saw what happened so she gathers a crowd to "prove" that Mr. Brave is indeed not brave. Who is the clever one though? Can Mr. Brave truly prove that he is brave? It may not be the ending you are expecting!Fun story!

I highly recommend the entire Mr. Men and Little Miss series for any 7 year-old child that needs to improve their reading skills. My son latched onto these wonderful characters and would not let go. He read 15 of these books in two weeks.

So much fun and easy to travel with.

My three sons grew up with Mr Men books and so have my grandchildren. They teach lessons of life in a pleasant way that little ones can understand. We have all of the books.