Mr. Good (Mr. Men and Little Miss)

Once you have one Mr Men book you will want them all. Even non-readers can appreciate the colorful illustrations. We often hear our little ones retelling the stories. Good, innocent books that also teach some good lessons in life. Have all but 4 of them & we are working on getting them.In this story, Mr. Good who lives in Badland, decides he has had enough of everyone's meanness and nature going against him. Even the puddles are so deep you sink right in and a dog's bite is worse than its bark! If Mr. Good offers to carry someone's shopping he is accused of stealing. SO not feeling very happy Mr. Good heads out for a walk. After walking a long time he accidentally bumps into a man. Of course he is very apologetic and expecting some kind of retaliation. Imagine his surprise when the man says that is quite all right! Another person actually says "Thank you" to him! Where is he? You'll have to read the book to find out!

Very nice, new condition. Cute story, too

We first discovered Mr. books when my almost 30 year old son was in kindergarten. He was allowed (encouraged) to go to the library every day and every day he brought home a different Mr. Book. I ended up buying a collection of Mr. books which I kept all these years and passed on to grandchildren. I'm now buying more Mr. books for another grandchild who adores them and can sit and read Mr. books until I can't see straight any longer. He LOVES them just as both children and the other three grandchildren have loved them.

My 4 years old daughter likes these little books very much. We read them at bedtime and they always catch her interest. They also prompt some interesting questions about actions and emotions.

This is another good book from the Mr. men series

great hargeaves addition

Very accurate!

We love all of these books.