Maisy Cleans Up: (Maisy the Mouse's Cleaning Adventure - A Picture Book on Helping & Friendship for Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Kids Ages 3-7)

My child loves the Maisy books - colors are good & my child gets excited about these as they do screen time. The packaging was lacking with my order though - they used a mailer that was too snug and the tape edge was stuck on the book upon arrival. They resent it to me and the second shoes up with no flaws!

My little has the whole book memorized. She loves it

My 2.5 year old is obcessed with vacuums.. so when we saw Maisy (we had previously read Maisy goes to bed) with a shop vac... we were hooked. My son reads this book almost daily and loves to see maisy clean the house. I also like that it teaches kids to pick up their toys before they vacuum!!! If we want to clean up fast.. all I have to tell him is that we need to pick up our stuff so he can vacuum now. Love the colors and big fonts too.

My toddler class has fallen in love with the Maisy series! The simple illustrations and story are perfect for children 15 months to 4 years. As with each Maisy story there is a mention of a trait that opens up discussions. The floor was wet so the character had to wait for their treat. The treat being a mound of cupcakes could have been a bowl of beautiful fruit . . . If you are looking for sweet, simple stories, "gender neutral", check out the Maisy series.

Love Maisy and so does my son. I have tons of Maisy books because reading builds empathy, and if the main character is female, readers gain more ability to empathize with females. And Maisy isn't dressed all sexy, doesn't have long eyelashes or red lips, has male & female friends, and is just cute.

This is a favorite Maisy of my daughters and it's always nice to have a book they like that is about cleaning up! I wanted to caution parents that it ends with eating cupcakes, which my kids love to read about, but if your kids get easily upset about not getting to have treats, it could be a hard book to read to them.

Great Maisy book.Only thing is, these very inexpensive ones are also VERY short. So if you're used to the hard-cover library Maisy books, this will seem quite brief. But... for a toddler, that's not a big deal. And the story is pretty cute, and introduces the concept of cleaning up the house.Recommended.

My grand daughters love Maisy books.