The farmer's away! Baa! Neigh!
Anne Vittur Kennedy
A rhythmic story features a noisy menagerie of mischievous animals who go picnicking, jet skiing, and ballroom dancing in the farmer's absence.
Read Time: ~0.5 hr
A house for mouse
by Babs Shook (2000)
About this book
Several animals offer to let a little mouse live with them, but she keeps searching until she finds just the right home.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreA house for mouse Lead Character
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