Word of Mouse (CD-Audio)

from khaddox

This book was provided to me as an advance reader copy by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.What makes Isaiah so unique? First, his fur is as blue as the sky--which until recently was something he'd never seen, but had read all about. That's right--Isaiah can read, and write. He can ...

from billsearth

I have read a few of Patterson's previous books for kids and adolescents. This one seems to be constructed from the start to teach the value of cultural and personality diversity, and the value of education, especially reading. That framework seems to keep the plot slightly restrained but still v...

from whitreidtan

I rarely read middle grade books, especially now that there are no middle grade readers in my house. But every now and again one crosses my path that looks too cute to pass up. Patterson and Grabenstein's pun-tacularly titled Word of Mouse is one of those. Isaiah is a mouse. But he's not just an...

from ElizaJane

James Patterson's name may be blazing on the cover and spine but it is because of the co-author, Chris Grabenstein, that I picked up this book. It's a truly delightful animal fantasy with themes of being different, lab use of animals, and the sense of family. I have an affinity for books suitable...

from ElizaJane

James Patterson's name may be blazing on the cover and spine but it is because of the co-author, Chris Grabenstein, that I picked up this book. It's a truly delightful animal fantasy with themes of being different, lab use of animals, and the sense of family. I have an affinity for books suitable...