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The Great Mouse Escape: A Word of Mouse Tail

by James Patterson , Chris Grabenstein

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A tiny talking mouse sets off on a giant adventure to rescue his friend in this fun, heartwarming illustrated adventure, perfect for fans of  Stuart Little  and  The Mouse and  the Motorcycle.

Talking mouse Isaiah is free from the experiments that left him with blue fur and a big voice, and living a picture-perfect life with his human friend, Hailey. But the evil scientists—and their evil talking cats—are hot on Isaiah’s trail. When they mouse-nap his friend Mikayla, it's up to Isaiah and Hailey to rescue her.

Their search takes them on a cross-country adventure, where they face foes and make unexpected friends. If they can find Mikayla, they might even find a way to free Isaiah's siblings  and create a happy ending for  all the lab mice.

This endearing and whimsical tail tale from bestselling author James Patterson is a celebration of bravery and determination in all shapes and sizes.

Book Details

ISBN
0316412023
Binding
Hardcover
Authors
James Patterson, Chris Grabenstein
Publisher
Jimmy Patterson
Published Date
June 16, 2025
Language
English
Pages
336
Physical Info
0.98 in H x 7.91 in L x 5.6 in W (0.87 lb)
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StoryBook Lady
Cute Mouse Tail

Patterson and Grabenstein have teemed up once again for another fantastic middle grade adventure story. This sequel to the original 2016 Word of Mouse novel follows the bright blue talking mouse Isaiah as he sets out to rescue one of his friends from the clutches of the evil scientists. Lamina Labs genetically engineered the mouse and his 96 siblings. Although it was shut down when they all escaped, the company has more labs and they want their mice back. This cute story is an adventure that is all about bravery and perseverance. The intricate line art by Jennifer L. Meyer is chock full of details and some of the word play is adorable. Although this book is a sequel, it can be easily read as a stand alone. The background for this story is woven seamlessly into the exposition and new readers will love this tail tale.

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Barbara Farber
Good book for preteen

It was a great read. Just what I needed.