| Mouse Tales | 
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| Author: Arnold Lobel
Publisher: HarperCollins Canada / I Can Read
Category: Book
List Price: CDN$ 4.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 48148
Media: Paperback
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Pages: 64
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 8.8 x 5.8 x 0.2
ISBN: 0064440133
EAN: 9780064440134
ASIN: 0064440133
Publication Date: October 25, 1978
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| Customer Reviews:
 Mouse Tales by Arnold Lobel July 22, 2001
Mouse Tales has long been a family favorite. Now that I have my own son, he has two copies...my ragged paperback from when I was a child, and a hardback French-language version. The best story in our opinion has always been about the mouse who goes to visit his mother, and ends up buying new feet from a vendor at the side of the road, since his own were worn out. To this day whenever someone in our family gets a suntan above their socks, we tell them what nice new feet they have, just like the mouse's mother in the story. Definitely a classic.
MOUSE TALES April 20, 2001
I LOVEMOUSE TALES BECAUSE IT HAS MORE THAN ONE TALE IN IT. ONE OF THE TALES IS SHORT MOUSE AND TALL MOUSE.IT IS ABOUT TWO MOUSE FRIENDS.IF YOU LIKE BOOKS WITH FRIENDS TRY MOUSE TALES.
mouse tales info April 19, 2001
mouse tales is a good book. In the story there is a character named tall mouse and small mouse. It is a story about two friends. Also because I like books where each chapter is a new story. So if you want a book with friends try Mouse tales.
 Mouse Tales January 22, 2000
This was one of my most adored books as a child. The stories are interesting, the pictures adorable, and while a child may get the satisfaction of reading a "whole book", it would not take up a parent's whole night to read. However, at 25, I rediscovered this book and was a bit taken aback at how there really are no "happy endings" to these 7 stories, but rather the stories of the journeys themselves. They should be considered original (Hans Christan Anderson) fairy tales, rather than modern (Disney) ones, and possibly need a parent's explanation.
My first-grader won't stop reading it December 14, 1999
My daughter checked it out from the library and read it eight times in one weekend, including twice to her little sister. Neither one wanted to return it to the library, so they're getting a copy of their own from Santa. The story is about a father mouse who tells seven humorous bedtime stories to his seven sons. Mouse Tales is a perfect bedtime book: kids love the stories, all the little mice are asleep at the end, and it's a quick, easy read for tired grown-ups.
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