Home on a dangerous river

The mouse, the turtle and the rabbit are hurrying home until it got dark. The mouse chooses a short road through a river with swampy shores. They say that crocodiles live in the river, but the mouse believes that this is complete nonsense. After all, she never saw crocodiles there! While friends vigorously walk on hard bugar bumps, make their way through bushes with sharp thorns and thickets of flexible vines, the mouse tells the turtle about tuberous backs, sharp claws and flexible tails of crocodiles. Meanwhile, someone imagines the rabbit all the time, but the stubborn mouse does not listen to him and leads his friends forward along a dangerous river.
A picture book, invented and drawn by the wonderful British artist Johnny Lambert, promises all readers an exciting adventure. While the children will find and count crocodiles, parents will play this funny and instructive story in roles. The characters of the heroes are read without labor. Mouse, confident in his rightness, is simple -minded