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A Mouse in the House with a Man Called Dan and a Gent Called Kent
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A Mouse in the House with a Man Called Dan and a Gent Called Kent
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A Mouse in the House with a Man Called Dan and a Gent Called Kent
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Imagine... a mouse! Not just any mouse, but a clever, resourceful, imaginative mouse! In fact, he might just be the cleverest mouse you will ever read about! Wouldn't that be something? It certainly would, right? Where to start? I guess the beginning is as good a place as any, but what can I tell you without spoiling the story for you? Well, let's see, he is not a timid mouse, that is for sure. He is confident, cheeky and playful. If I were a young mouse, I would want to be just like him, wouldn't you? Oh, and his name... well, he is Bertie Bee, of course! Joe Southall's second book is the perfect follow-up to Rex, the Much Misunderstood Lion, with a lovely pace and a twist at the end that will make you smile, no matter how many times you read it.
Imagine... a mouse! Not just any mouse, but a clever, resourceful, imaginative mouse! In fact, he might just be the cleverest mouse you will ever read about! Wouldn't that be something? It certainly would, right? Where to start? I guess the beginning is as good a place as any, but what can I tell you without spoiling the story for you? Well, let's see, he is not a timid mouse, that is for sure. He is confident, cheeky and playful. If I were a young mouse, I would want to be just like him, wouldn't you? Oh, and his name... well, he is Bertie Bee, of course! Joe Southall's second book is the perfect follow-up to Rex, the Much Misunderstood Lion, with a lovely pace and a twist at the end that will make you smile, no matter how many times you read it.


















