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Books with title A Mouse in My Roof

  • A Mouse in My Roof

    Richard Edwards, Liz Catchpole

    Paperback (Puffin Books, Nov. 22, 1990)
    A collection of light verse and warm illustrations demonstrates the poet's gift for communicating his wit and imagination to children
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  • A Mouse in My House

    Dorothy Hawkins, Myra Escoro, Tate Publishing

    Audible Audiobook (Tate Publishing, July 15, 2015)
    Granny's house is in great distress - surely she must get out of this mess. How can she live with a mouse so near? What will make that mouse disappear? Follow along and see what happens in this humorous children's book, A Mouse in My House.
  • Mouse in My Roof, A

    Richard Edwards

    Hardcover (Delacorte Books for Young Readers, April 1, 1990)
    A collection of light verse and warm illustrations demonstrates the poet's gift for communicating his wit and imagination to children
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  • A Mouse in My Roof

    Richard Edwards

    Hardcover (Delacorte Books for Young Readers, April 1, 1990)
    A collection of light verse and warm illustrations demonstrates the poet's gift for communicating his wit and imagination to children
  • A Mouse in My House

    Camie Pennington

    eBook (Xlibris US, Dec. 16, 2014)
    A Mouse in My House is a rhyming story about a mouse that shows up at Nana's house. Nana is not happy and keeps insisting that the mouse is not a guest, but a pest, while the children try hard to convince her that a mouse in the house wouldn't really be all that bad. The unusual thing about this book is that while the story is (mostly) fictional, it is based on a real place and real people. Nana got the idea for this story when she discovered that she had a mouse in her house and every time she saw it or the evidence of it, she would say or shout, "I DO NOT want a MOUSE in my HOUSE!" One day, Nana teasingly said to Holland, "I think I'll write a book about a mouse in my house." Pap or Pappy, as referred to by Holland, is the author's husband, Eric. Holland is their granddaughter. Cameron is a nephew and Emmy is one of many nieces. All of these children love visits to Nana's house.
  • A Mouse in My House

    Nancy Van Laan

    Paperback (Hyperion Books for Children, Sept. 1, 1996)
    One house seems to contain an entire menagerie of active animals, which get into all kinds of mischief and trouble, but in the end they are all found to be the young narrator.
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  • A Mouse in My House

    Sharon Wellington-Johnson, Thomas Jaskson

    eBook (Xlibris US, July 31, 2008)
    A Mouse in My House, is a rhyming story about an elusive mouse. All the animals think the worst of him, because they dont know the mouse. They only imagine what the mouse is like, without ever meeting or getting to know the mouse. The anticipation of having a mouse in the house is very disturbing to the animals as each look for the little fellow. In the end, when they finally see the mouse, they decide hes okay and they all become best friends.
  • A Mouse in My House

    Nancy Van Laan

    Hardcover (Knopf Books for Young Readers, July 21, 1990)
    One house seems to contain an entire menagerie of active animals, which get into all kinds of mischief and trouble, but in the end they are all found to be the young narrator.
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  • A Mouse in My House

    Camie Pennington

    Paperback (XLIBRIS, Dec. 16, 2014)
    A Mouse in My House is a rhyming story about a mouse that shows up at Nana's house. Nana is not happy and keeps insisting that the mouse is not a guest, but a pest, while the children try hard to convince her that a mouse in the house wouldn't really be all that bad. The unusual thing about this book is that while the story is (mostly) fictional, it is based on a real place and real people. Nana got the idea for this story when she discovered that she had a mouse in her house and every time she saw it or the evidence of it, she would say or shout, "I DO NOT want a MOUSE in my HOUSE!" One day, Nana teasingly said to Holland, "I think I'll write a book about a mouse in my house." Pap or Pappy, as referred to by Holland, is the author's husband, Eric. Holland is their granddaughter. Cameron is a nephew and Emmy is one of many nieces. All of these children love visits to Nana's house.
  • A Mouse In My House

    Dorothy Hawkins

    Paperback (Tate Publishing, April 1, 2014)
    Granny's house is in great distress,
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  • A Mouse in My House

    Sharon Wellington-Johnson

    Paperback (Xlibris, July 30, 2008)
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  • A Mouse in My House

    Nancy Van Laan, Marjorie Priceman

    Paperback (Hyperion, April 1, 1996)
    One house seems to contain an entire menagerie of active animals, which get into all kinds of mischief and trouble, but in the end they are all found to be the young narrator
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