Babymouse #10: The Musical (2012) - Plot & Excerpts
This book was really fun to read! It's not in the typical format of a picture book, it's like a comical book set up (illustrations make it seem like you're reading a comical book. I think students from 4th grade to 8th or 9th grade would actually enjoy reading these babymouse books. They all have a different story, or imagination of babymouse, so there's no real order in which to read them. This book would not be assigned, it would just be a book that students can read for pleasure. I'm sure I won't have to do much "advertisement" for these babymouse books because I think students might know about them already and they are fun and easy to read. The musical is coming up for Babymouse. And she decides to sign up, she tried out for the audition and she's the understudy for the lead role in the play!! She practices with everyone in the musical. and when it's time to perform, Felicia - the lead actress - gets a fur ball stick in her throat!! So now Babymouse has to step in. Will it be a success or will Babymouse ruin the musical?I picked this book up because I love Babymouse. She's funny and nothing turns out right for her but she still tried hard.I finished this book because this book was really interesting and I wanted to see if she does great in the musical. And because I wanted to read all the Babymouse books.I would recommend this book to my friends Annie, Jessie, and Helen because they like reading Babymouse too.
What do You think about Babymouse #10: The Musical (2012)?
odes to Grease, Annie, and other beloved musicals with Babymouse's typical wit = a smash hit
—Melodie
Full of musical parody, humor and cup cakes, this book was a treat.
—mfriedline55
Love the references to all the musicals. Fabulous!
—gen
