Books in American Tail series

Fievel Mousekewitz and his family brave the perils of the Old West

While traveling westward aboard a train, Fievel uncovers an evil plot to build a giant mousetrap, and it is up to Fievel to save the day

When the terrible Catsacks destroy their village, the Mousekewitz family is forced to leave their home in Russia for a new life in America.

Fievel foils the bad cats' plot and wins his own tin star from the sheriff. Features pop-up illustrations.

Book by Herman, Gail

Fievel tells his father about all the interesting mice he met while he was lost in New York City

Pop-up scenes show Fievel Mousekewitz on his journey west as he travels by train, by hawk, by foot, and by tumbleweed

Follows the adventures of Fievel Mousekewitz

Tells the legend of Casey Jones, the speedy train engineer who died saving his passengers from a train collision.

Tells the story of Johnny Appleseed and how he walked across America planting apple trees, telling his life story, and being kind and generous to animals and people.

Introduces folk hero Paul Bunyan and his blue ox, Babe, relating some of the tall tales told about them throughout the country.

Describes the development and use of many of the major trails established by Spanish soldiers, traders, and priests in Mexico, the Southwest, and Florida between the 1500s and the 1800s.