Dream Big, Little Mole

Dream Big, Little Mole

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  • Create Date:2021-04-23 09:51:50
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Tom Percival
  • ISBN:1408892820
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Summary

“Dream big, Little Mole, be brilliant, be YOU …”

Join one little mole as she follows her dream of building the biggest hole ever, and learns along the way that everyone has something special to give the world – it just sometimes takes a little time (and a few mishaps!) to discover what that special something is。

A powerful celebration of embracing who you are and finding your own unique talent from Tom Percival, the creator of Ruby's Worry。 With charming illustrations by Christine Pym。

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Reviews

Victoria

Lovely story about not giving up on your dreams 。 Lovely illustrations。 Suitable for Older story reading sessions。

Katy

A clever rhyming story with beautiful illustrations telling the tale of mole who is told to dream big and soon realising that things don’t always work out as intended。 With a little perseverance he soon sees that his talents are bigger than he first thought, which results in smiles all round。I read with my 4 year old and we enjoyed discussing dreaming big and preserving even when things do always go quite to plan。 Highly recommend this lovely story。

Donna Maguire

Review to be added to Amazon UK and US on 4th February 2021 – publication day!I thought that this book was gorgeous。It is well written, flows really well, it has some fabulous characters and the most wonderful illustrations。It is 5 stars from me for this one, I read this with my daughter and we both loved itVery highly recommended!

The Library Mouse Tales

Big thanks to Bloomsbury Children's Books and Netgalley for allowing us to see an advance copy of this cute new picture book!The book tells the story of Little Mole who wishes that she could do what the other animals can do, flying high like the birds, leaping like grasshopper or climbing like squirrel。 She is beginning to think that she isn't as good as the other animals but then Owl gives her some good advice。。。。 "Just be who you are," said the owl。 "THAT'S the key!" "Dream BIG, Little Mole。 B Big thanks to Bloomsbury Children's Books and Netgalley for allowing us to see an advance copy of this cute new picture book!The book tells the story of Little Mole who wishes that she could do what the other animals can do, flying high like the birds, leaping like grasshopper or climbing like squirrel。 She is beginning to think that she isn't as good as the other animals but then Owl gives her some good advice。。。。 "Just be who you are," said the owl。 "THAT'S the key!" "Dream BIG, Little Mole。 Be brilliant。 Be YOU!"After having a long think, Little Mole realises that she does have a talent - DIGGING! Little Mole decides that she will build the biggest hole ever。 While digging her tunnel, she causes a few problems along the way。 She meets more animals who all have special gifts to give the world and it makes her doubt her own special skills。 Just when you think that she is about to give up on her dream, something wonderful happens that brings all the animals together and shows everyone and Mole just how special she really is。This is a brilliant rhyming story about finding your own unique talent and not giving up! The illustrations by Christine Pym really are fabulous。 She has created lovely scenes and captures the animals expressions and moods so well。 This will make a lovely story to share as a family that will have everyone feeling happy! 。。。more

Denise Forrest

An absolutely gorgeous book。 I loved the rhyming text and the delightful illustrations。 Mole sees the other animals and wants to be like them。 The wise owl, however, encourages him to be himself。 Mole realises that his talent is digging but wherever he digs, he seems to irritate one of the other animals, until a stroke of bad luck actually brings about unintentional fortunate outcomes。A lovely book which has positive messages about being yourself and using your own talents。 A great one for prima An absolutely gorgeous book。 I loved the rhyming text and the delightful illustrations。 Mole sees the other animals and wants to be like them。 The wise owl, however, encourages him to be himself。 Mole realises that his talent is digging but wherever he digs, he seems to irritate one of the other animals, until a stroke of bad luck actually brings about unintentional fortunate outcomes。A lovely book which has positive messages about being yourself and using your own talents。 A great one for primary school assemblies。I received a free copy of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more

thewoollygeek (tea, cake, crochet & books)

Absolutely gorgeous book, beautifully illustrated with a Big message, I loved this myself as an adult , a lovely message to remember being yourself and bringing friends together, a lovely and important message to read to children and to share with adults。 Beautiful, thoroughly recommended at any age

Katy Noyes

Cute story about finding your talent, friends, and connecting with others。Mole sees the birds flying one day and wishes he could do that too。 But a wise owl reminds him "just be who you are。。 THAT'S the key!"。 Realising his talent is digging, Mole hurriedly gets starting on making the biggest hole EVER! But that seems to upset lots of other animals and gets in the way of their own talents and activities。Will Mole be able to put things right and use his talent for good?Percival here composes a ve Cute story about finding your talent, friends, and connecting with others。Mole sees the birds flying one day and wishes he could do that too。 But a wise owl reminds him "just be who you are。。 THAT'S the key!"。 Realising his talent is digging, Mole hurriedly gets starting on making the biggest hole EVER! But that seems to upset lots of other animals and gets in the way of their own talents and activities。Will Mole be able to put things right and use his talent for good?Percival here composes a very sweet rhyming story that was a pleasure to read loud。 The moral of the story is adorable too, very obvious for even small children that a Mole will not be able to fly, but it's very satisfying in the way that the earlier events are knitted together at the end and friends are also made。 Awww。I wouldn't have recognised this as one of Percival's as he's not illustrated this himself as he usually does。 I don't know why, as he's a very talented artist from the several picture books we've seen。 However, Christine Pym has created a very cute little world for Mole and his friends, with lemon sunrises, big-eyed animals , adorably shaped underground burrows!A great reminder to children about finding their own special talents, and about the importance of friends and helping each other with one's own natural skills。For ages 2-5。With thanks to Netgalley for providing an advance reading copy。 。。。more