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Miriam Norton
1 Books
Miriam Norton was an American author of children's literature, primarily known for her contributions to classic mid-century picture books. She is best remembered for writing 'The Kitten Who Thought He Was a Mouse', a beloved story exploring themes of identity and family that was originally published as a Little Golden Book. Her heartwarming narratives were frequently paired with illustrations by prominent artists like Garth Williams.
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When a tiny, lost kitten stumbles into a cozy mouse hole, he finds exactly what he needs: a loving family. A group of kindhearted mice decides to take him in, naming him Mickey and raising him as one of their own. Mickey genuinely believes he is just an unusually large mouse. He learns to squeak, hides from danger, and plays right alongside his tiny brothers and sisters.
But as Mickey grows bigger, his true nature starts to show. Eventually, he must face the surprising reality that he is actually a cat, a creature traditionally supposed to be the enemy of mice. Soon, Mickey discovers a new life as a pet to two wonderful children, stepping into a world he never knew existed. Yet, true loyalty never fades. This heartwarming and humorous tale explores the true meaning of belonging, proving that the ones who love and care for us will always hold a special place in our hearts.
6-8 Years
24 Pages