Books with author Patricia Moore

Montrouse Theodore “Trouble” Mouse Junior lives in a tiny, little secret home in the wall of Julianna and Katelyn’s house. He’s a curious little guy, and that trait often takes him on surprising adventures to dangerous, unknown places. He frequently finds himself facing scary, life-threatening situations for a mouse.Montrouse ventures out of his house in search of food. Outside of his safe haven, he encounters a number of different situations and experiences with things such as a door, a cat, a mousetrap, air conditioning vent, toilet, and much more. A smart and courageous mouse, Montrouse realizes that although he knows a lot, there is more he can learn.Despite all of his adventures, he never gives up on himself or on ways to help himself get out of sticky situations.

A Seashell Meditation for Children combines the entire 10 story collection into one. Now you get 10 fun and interactive stories that introduces meditation in the form of a short story rhymes using a seashell as an interactive tool for focus and fun all in one book. Reading the story to the child will guide them through a creative journey as the story takes them to exciting places to use their imaginations and explore. With each story there is a QR code available to scan with your smart device for background music and sounds while reading the book to the child.

‘L’Anglais’ is the story of a place: The Haute Vallée de l’Aude and the eastern part of Ariège in the French Pyrenees, but not only.It is also the story of a friendship between a teenager and a giant that defies the logics of time.It is a story of re-incarnation, the two main characters’ adventures take place in the thirteenth century, in the 1930’s and 40’s and in present time.The action moves from Southern France to Eastern France to Catalonia and England before ending back where it all started.It is a love story, between Will, the modern incarnation of the hero and Yasmina, a girl he meets when he moves over to France to live with his father.It is an un-pretentious (I hope) reflexion on what it means to be European in these troubled times.It also has a lot to do with rugby, food and classic Rock.