About This Book
Dick King-Smith's 'The Mouse Family Robinson' follows a resourceful family of wild mice, led by young Beaumont and wise Uncle Brown, as they are forced to relocate after a close call with a house cat. This charming chapter book chronicles their journey to a new, safer home, highlighting themes of family unity, bravery, and resilience in the face of change. It's a gentle adventure story perfect for early elementary readers or as a read-aloud for younger children, offering comfort and a sense of accomplishment as the mice overcome their challenges.
After a close call with the cat who stalks the hallways, a family of wild mice, including adventurous, young Beaumont and elderly Uncle Brown, emigrates to a more mouse-friendly house down the block.
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Discussion Prompts
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What made the mouse family brave enough to leave their home?
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How did Beaumont and Uncle Brown help their family during the journey?
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Have you ever had to move or experience a big change? How did you feel?
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What do you think makes a house 'mouse-friendly'?
5
What are some ways we can help each other when facing something new or scary?
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