Maisy Mouse First Experiences 24 Books Collection Set by Lucy Cousins - Ages 3-7 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Maisy Goes to the Dentist. Maisy Goes on Holiday. Maisy Goes to the Cinema. Maisy Goes to Nursery. Maisy Goes on a Sleepover. Maisy Plays Football. Maisy Goes to the Bookshop. Maisy Learns to Swim. Maisy Goes on a Nature Walk. Maisy's Surprise Birthday Party. Maisy Goes for an Eye Test. Maisy's Christmas Eve. Maisy Goes Camping. Maisy Goes to the Library. Maisy Goes to the City. Maisy Goes to the Museum. Maisy Goes by Plane. Maisy's Sports Day. Maisy Goes to Hospital. Maisy Goes to a Show. Maisy Gets a Pet. Maisy Goes to a Wedding. Maisy's Chinese New Year. Maisy's Snowy Day. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124027032. Publisher: Walker Books. Age Range: 3-7 years. Overview. Give your little one a confidence-building introduction to the big moments of growing up with the Maisy Mouse First Experiences 24 Books Collection Set. Written and illustrated by award-winning author Lucy Cousins, this paperback set follows Maisy the mouse and friends through everyday firsts — from the dentist to a sleepover, a wedding, and Chinese New Year — offering warmth and reassurance for pre-schoolers.. About the Books. Each of the 24 stories focuses on a single real-world experience young children are likely to encounter, making the series a brilliant tool for easing first-time nerves and starting conversations. Whether Maisy is visiting the museum, learning to swim, catching a plane, or getting a new pet, the simple, rhythmic text and Lucy Cousins' bold illustrations make each story instantly engaging. The familiar cast — Maisy, Charley, Cyril, Tallulah, Eddie and Dotty — appears throughout, giving children comforting continuity from book to book. Designed for very young and pre-readers, the high-contrast artwork and short, friendly sentences support early vocabulary and comprehension. Topics like hospital visits, eye tests, or starting nursery are handled with gentle humour rather than anxiety, helping parents open conversations before new experie