The Great Mouse Orchestra by Ella Risbridger, illustrated by Alice Courtley

My huge thanks to Emily McBride Marples at Bloomsbury for sending me a copy of The Great Mouse Orchestra by Ella Risbridger, illustrated by Alice Courtley in return for an honest review. It’s my pleasure to share my review today. Published in hardback by Bloomsbury Children’s Book on 22nd October, The Great Mouse Orchestra is available for purchase here. The Great Mouse Orchestra This is the tale of one little mouse called Jeremy Larkin – and his dream of finding the legendary Great Mouse Orchestra. Over one magical winter night, Jeremy sets out on his mission, helped by a bold little fox called Cleo, a squirrel boy called Antoine, a Pekinese named Eloise, and an all-girl Bat Gang. Will Jeremy find the Orchestra? Or will he find that – just maybe – it’s been there all along? Featuring lots of gorgeous activities – including recipes for Christmas spice cake and festive hot chocolate – this irresistible winter adventure is packed with frosty magic, warmth and wonder. My Review of The Great Mouse Orchestra Mouse Jeremy Larkin is determined to hear the mouse orchestra. As always when reviewing children’s books, I like to comment on the physical properties and The Great Mouse Orchestra ...