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How a Cat and Mouse Learned to Work Together
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- ISBN8227105899
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- Date de parution19/02/2025
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
Synopsis:In a cozy attic, Chester the clumsy but clever cat and Millie the resourceful mouse are natural enemies. However, a raging storm threatens both their homes, forcing them into an unlikely "joint venture." Through comical mishaps and near-disasters, they learn to rely on each other, patching the roof and fending off intruders. Along the way, they discover unexpected strengths, build a fragile trust, and even recruit other attic dwellers like Bartholomew the wise owl and the nimble Nutty Nutcracker squirrels.
By working together, cat and mouse overcome their differences and the storm's fury, forging a unique bond and proving that even the most unlikely partnerships can lead to shared victory and a newfound respect, making them friends. sort of. Part Of The Book:The raccoon's hasty retreat left Chester and Millie breathless but relieved. The attic was quiet again, save for the drumming rain and howling wind.
They knew, however, that the respite might be temporary. The storm was unpredictable, and other creatures might seek shelter in their cozy attic."That was close, " Millie sighed, her fur still slightly ruffled from the excitement. "We need to be prepared for anything."Chester nodded in agreement. "You're right. We can't let our guard down." He looked around the attic, his eyes scanning the shadows.
"Maybe we should try to find some. reinforcements.""Reinforcements?" Millie asked, tilting her head."Yeah, " Chester explained. "Other animals who might be willing to. help us protect the attic."Millie considered this. "Hmm, I suppose it's worth a try. But who would help us? Most of the other attic dwellers are either scared of you or scared of. well, everything."Chester thought for a moment. "There's Bartholomew, " he suggested.
"The owl. He's wise, and he might have some ideas.""Bartholomew?" Millie squeaked. "But he's. he's an owl! And owls eat mice!""He's never tried to eat me, " Chester pointed out. "Besides, we're in a joint venture, remember? Maybe he'll be willing to join our. expanded joint venture."Millie was still hesitant, but she agreed to give it a try. They knew they needed all the help they could get. They made their way to the far corner of the attic, where Bartholomew resided in a nest of old newspapers and discarded textbooks.
The owl was perched on a stack of books,
By working together, cat and mouse overcome their differences and the storm's fury, forging a unique bond and proving that even the most unlikely partnerships can lead to shared victory and a newfound respect, making them friends. sort of. Part Of The Book:The raccoon's hasty retreat left Chester and Millie breathless but relieved. The attic was quiet again, save for the drumming rain and howling wind.
They knew, however, that the respite might be temporary. The storm was unpredictable, and other creatures might seek shelter in their cozy attic."That was close, " Millie sighed, her fur still slightly ruffled from the excitement. "We need to be prepared for anything."Chester nodded in agreement. "You're right. We can't let our guard down." He looked around the attic, his eyes scanning the shadows.
"Maybe we should try to find some. reinforcements.""Reinforcements?" Millie asked, tilting her head."Yeah, " Chester explained. "Other animals who might be willing to. help us protect the attic."Millie considered this. "Hmm, I suppose it's worth a try. But who would help us? Most of the other attic dwellers are either scared of you or scared of. well, everything."Chester thought for a moment. "There's Bartholomew, " he suggested.
"The owl. He's wise, and he might have some ideas.""Bartholomew?" Millie squeaked. "But he's. he's an owl! And owls eat mice!""He's never tried to eat me, " Chester pointed out. "Besides, we're in a joint venture, remember? Maybe he'll be willing to join our. expanded joint venture."Millie was still hesitant, but she agreed to give it a try. They knew they needed all the help they could get. They made their way to the far corner of the attic, where Bartholomew resided in a nest of old newspapers and discarded textbooks.
The owl was perched on a stack of books,
Synopsis:In a cozy attic, Chester the clumsy but clever cat and Millie the resourceful mouse are natural enemies. However, a raging storm threatens both their homes, forcing them into an unlikely "joint venture." Through comical mishaps and near-disasters, they learn to rely on each other, patching the roof and fending off intruders. Along the way, they discover unexpected strengths, build a fragile trust, and even recruit other attic dwellers like Bartholomew the wise owl and the nimble Nutty Nutcracker squirrels.
By working together, cat and mouse overcome their differences and the storm's fury, forging a unique bond and proving that even the most unlikely partnerships can lead to shared victory and a newfound respect, making them friends. sort of. Part Of The Book:The raccoon's hasty retreat left Chester and Millie breathless but relieved. The attic was quiet again, save for the drumming rain and howling wind.
They knew, however, that the respite might be temporary. The storm was unpredictable, and other creatures might seek shelter in their cozy attic."That was close, " Millie sighed, her fur still slightly ruffled from the excitement. "We need to be prepared for anything."Chester nodded in agreement. "You're right. We can't let our guard down." He looked around the attic, his eyes scanning the shadows.
"Maybe we should try to find some. reinforcements.""Reinforcements?" Millie asked, tilting her head."Yeah, " Chester explained. "Other animals who might be willing to. help us protect the attic."Millie considered this. "Hmm, I suppose it's worth a try. But who would help us? Most of the other attic dwellers are either scared of you or scared of. well, everything."Chester thought for a moment. "There's Bartholomew, " he suggested.
"The owl. He's wise, and he might have some ideas.""Bartholomew?" Millie squeaked. "But he's. he's an owl! And owls eat mice!""He's never tried to eat me, " Chester pointed out. "Besides, we're in a joint venture, remember? Maybe he'll be willing to join our. expanded joint venture."Millie was still hesitant, but she agreed to give it a try. They knew they needed all the help they could get. They made their way to the far corner of the attic, where Bartholomew resided in a nest of old newspapers and discarded textbooks.
The owl was perched on a stack of books,
By working together, cat and mouse overcome their differences and the storm's fury, forging a unique bond and proving that even the most unlikely partnerships can lead to shared victory and a newfound respect, making them friends. sort of. Part Of The Book:The raccoon's hasty retreat left Chester and Millie breathless but relieved. The attic was quiet again, save for the drumming rain and howling wind.
They knew, however, that the respite might be temporary. The storm was unpredictable, and other creatures might seek shelter in their cozy attic."That was close, " Millie sighed, her fur still slightly ruffled from the excitement. "We need to be prepared for anything."Chester nodded in agreement. "You're right. We can't let our guard down." He looked around the attic, his eyes scanning the shadows.
"Maybe we should try to find some. reinforcements.""Reinforcements?" Millie asked, tilting her head."Yeah, " Chester explained. "Other animals who might be willing to. help us protect the attic."Millie considered this. "Hmm, I suppose it's worth a try. But who would help us? Most of the other attic dwellers are either scared of you or scared of. well, everything."Chester thought for a moment. "There's Bartholomew, " he suggested.
"The owl. He's wise, and he might have some ideas.""Bartholomew?" Millie squeaked. "But he's. he's an owl! And owls eat mice!""He's never tried to eat me, " Chester pointed out. "Besides, we're in a joint venture, remember? Maybe he'll be willing to join our. expanded joint venture."Millie was still hesitant, but she agreed to give it a try. They knew they needed all the help they could get. They made their way to the far corner of the attic, where Bartholomew resided in a nest of old newspapers and discarded textbooks.
The owl was perched on a stack of books,
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