Take a child on a journey with Homer!
The simple life of a country mouse is changed forever when Homer travels to the big city. There's adventure, danger and new friends. Along the way, young Homer learns about self-worth, trust, family and, most of all, how his special talent works for himself and others. Great reading and life lessons for children 7-12!
Homer
After leaving his farm and home to explore the city, he learns about life, family, respect and personal confidence.
Gus and Bernard
Two city rats with a not-so-great plan.
The Trainees
Church mice discover something in themselves they only had hoped was there.
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"Homer: A Mouse's Tale" is dedicated to anyone who felt they weren't good enough but still pushed ahead and found they have a special talent.
Everyone has a special talent. Find it. Use it. This will lead you to where you belong.
Reader Comments
My daughter fell in love with Homer right away. She read this book from beginning to end with excitement. It was so pleasing to see what she learned from this story. - Shana L.
Great life lessons for kids to learn about trusting and helping others, and the importance of keeping family and friends close to your heart. The illustrations are wonderful. Would definitely recommend this book. - Annie G.
I read this book nightly to my grandson. He followed Homer's story with wonder all the way through. A real joy for both of us. - Julia S.
I had a great time with my son as we followed Homer on his journey into the city. It's written the way a children's book should read. I highly recommend this experience for you and your children. - Sam P.
The story speaks to current issues children deal with - sharing, problem solving, and even discrimination and respect for one another. Children will recognize these important issues and how they are addressed. - Debra S.
I like the great detail in Homer's journey. The book also kept me wondering, just what will happen next? - Tyler K.