The Church Mice Adrift This is a picture book for young children and is one of a series about the church mice
This is a picture book for young children and is one of a series about the church mice.
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The Church Mice Adrift Graham Oakley
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Graham Oakley
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The Church Mice Adrift Graham Oakley
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Graham Oakley is a children s book author and illustrator, most active during the 1960s to 1980s He is best known for the Church Mice series and also illustrated many book covers in the 60s.For the current UK author of children s books at Top That press see Graham Oakley.
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This 1976 picture book was my introduction to the 14-strong Church Mice series. The town of Wortlethorpe is looking to modernize: tearing down all its heritage buildings in favor of glass-fronted monstrosities. This leaves a troop of rats without a home, but they spy an opportunity when they sneak through Sampson’s catflap in the church door. The wily creatures displace the church mice and even Sampson the ginger wonder cat can’t take back his territory. So the cat and his mice are forced to [...]
A favorite series with my children in Australia.
Re-read September 2015.
Some people keep rats as pets. Generally they're white rats, or white and tan. Generally they're quite pleasant creatures - even cute and some might possibly find them adorable. Both my children had pet rats at various times.Not me. My mother never would have dreamed about it. Mind you, we only ever had cats. Our one attempt at a dog was a dachshund that nipped our akles mercilessly and didn't last long in our household. So, despite my children having pet rats while living ith me, I never consid [...]
An epic series on friendship from an unlikely pairing. The writing is well done and reading it to your kids and actively exploring the vocabulary is a guaranteed way to expand their understanding of words. I can't recomend this book and the others in the series, more highly.
This is book 5 in the series and the mice are forced out of their home by some nasty ratsal rats, and Sampson and the mice have to rid themselves and their home of the vermin. The escapades are funny and frantic , worth the read for sure.
I love the clueless Humphrey and the cranky but kind, ginger cat, Sampson. Their silliness gets them into many outrageous adventures. They are the "Lucy and Ethel" of cats and mice. I have loved this series for years and was thrilled when I was able to share them with my son.
The Church Mice are evicted from their church by a group of displaced rats, and set about getting their home back!
i don't know which is better, the art or the story. the two books in this series i bought are the most enjoyable i've gotten from the berkeley library thrift store
Cute story of how mice were forced out of their home by rats and how they with the cat (also forced from its home) work together to get rid of the rats and regain their home.
I loved the "Church Mice" series when I was really little, and lately I tried to complete my set as an adult only to find that they're out of print and extremely expensive now! How unfortunate!