The Many Adventures Of Freddie The Circus Mouse

Freddie is a mouse alright, with all of the defining characteristics of a mousebeady black eyes, big ears, a pointed nose, and two large, white teeth that stick out just a bit too much. But this seemingly ordinary mouse is about to have an extraordinary experience, for as he sits daydreaming in the shade of a daisy patch, Pearl, a mischievous black cat in search of a good chase, leaps out of the shadows. The race is on, and Freddie feels he must flee for his life. Freddie doesnt want to become Pearls lunch, and he knows its just about mealtime. If he can get down to the train tracks, maybe he can hitch a ride on the twelve oclock special and escape this dreadful cat. He makes it to his destination with Pearl hot on his heels. As the train comes down the track, Freddie knows what he must do. Leaving everything behind, he leaps aboard the speeding train and waves goodbye to his foe. Little does he know that his life is about to change forever.

Matilda and Marty mouse have lots of adventures. Join them this time as they head to the circus and meet all their friends along the way

Freddie, the Talking Mouse goes on three adventures. First, he moves into the house and naps some cheese in the kitchen. Goor read for children ages 6 to 9.

Freddie is a cute country mouse who has just escaped the clutches of a clever cat named Pearl by hopping on to the back of a circus train. He has no idea that this train ride will change his life forever! On the back of the train, there is a colorful sign reading, Welcome to the Circus, the Greatest Show on Earth! When Freddie makes his way inside the train, he finds himself facing an even bigger cat than PearlLarry the Lion! The mouse decides he must please the king of the jungle, and so he begins to do little mouse flips on the floor of the train car. Can he find a way to get into the circus? Only time will tell! In this childrens story, a country mouse finds himself on a circus train and on his way to a brand-new life.

Freddie, the Talking Mouse is a series of fiction stories with non-fiction elements. We meet Freddie in Book 1 and then he goes on adventures with Johnny.

From the much-loved author of the Cazalet Chronicles comes Elizabeth Jane Howard's first children's book, The Amazing Adventures of Freddie Whitemouse, following the magical journey of a mouse who wishes to be anything but himself. The trouble was that Freddie really did not like being a mouse. 'It's just a phase,' his mother said, but it wasn't . . . Little Freddie Whitemouse, of No.16, Skirting Board West, simply hates being a mouse. Mice are terribly small, frightened of everything, and aren't allowed to have any fun at all. Instead, he longs to be a fierce tiger, king of the jungle floor; or someone's treasured dog, able to run and play all day. So when a sorcerer toad hears Freddie's pleas and offers his assistance, there is really little else Freddie could ask for. So as not to make any rash decisions, Freddie agrees to spend a week as each animal. But what will he discover on his amazing adventure? And will he ever want to be just a plain old mouse again? 'Emotionally powerful as well as entertaining' – Sunday Times

Timothy Mouse helps the mouse children who live in Cinderella's castle attend Dumbo's Flying Circus.