How to Catch a Mozzie - Nicholls, Lois
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Who hasn't experienced the annoying buzz ... buzz ... of a mosquito (mozzie) at night? In this charming and humorous rhyming tale, author Lois Nicholls explains how a little boy sneakily plots to catch his 'buzzing foes' by entrapping them in his crafty sheet tent. "Before long, this mozzie will his squadron send! And they'll line up to attack from every nook and every bend!"... "Lie deadly still with covers drawn up to your chin ... try not to yawn". Then, patiently waiting in his sheet trap, he sets the scene for a calamitous end to these little 'blood-sucking foes'. Illustrator Lara…mehr

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Who hasn't experienced the annoying buzz ... buzz ... of a mosquito (mozzie) at night? In this charming and humorous rhyming tale, author Lois Nicholls explains how a little boy sneakily plots to catch his 'buzzing foes' by entrapping them in his crafty sheet tent. "Before long, this mozzie will his squadron send! And they'll line up to attack from every nook and every bend!"... "Lie deadly still with covers drawn up to your chin ... try not to yawn". Then, patiently waiting in his sheet trap, he sets the scene for a calamitous end to these little 'blood-sucking foes'. Illustrator Lara Nicholls provides delightful watercolour illustrations which bring the pesky mozzies to life as they plan their nighttime invasion. Written, illustrated and produced in Australia, this book is bound to become a much-treasured children's bedside read for years to come.
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Lois Nicholls was born in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. She migrated to Brisbane, Australia in 1997 with her husband and firstborn son. She is a former newspaper and magazine journalist, gardener, furniture fixer-upper, spontaneous entertainer, bargain hunter, wife and mother of three grown children. She loves animals, humans and if she had her way would be living on a country smallholding (romantic barn included) with a couple of chickens and two Golden Retrievers