Edvard Munch, the old painter, thinks he is living alone. But one day, he makes a curious discovery: he's sharing his house with a mouse called Storm, who dreams of becoming an artist, just like him. A Mouse in Munch's House is about their shared adventures in search of the perfect picture. Together they explore a hidden bar inside a piano, visit a bug exhibition under Munch's bathtub and encounter a quirky pest controller. A midnight trip to an art museum run by mice even leads to a daring art heist!
Pjotr Sapegin's delightful and heart-warming tales are loosely inspired by Edvard Munch's life, and invite children to explore the magic of art, fun and friendship. Perfect for young readers aged 6 to 12 who are ready to embark on a colourful adventure with an unlikely duo: a tall, lanky artist and his tiny, furry apprentice.
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