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The Mouse Who Wanted To Be A Lion

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Smaller than his brothers and sisters the little mouse wished he was a lion. Everyday he tried to act courageous, strong and very brave. The other mice teased him because of his obsession with being a lion. When the neighborhood cat threaten his brother, the little mouse sprang into action. He found the courage and strength he longed for was already inside of him. His heroic actions in the face of fear saved his brother. Plus proved to himself it is what you have inside that really matters. Heart warming and a charming tale sure to be a bedtime favorite.

Format: ebook

Publisher: BookBaby

Release: March 04, 2015

ISBN 13: 9781483551876

The Mouse Who Wanted To Be A Lion

0/5 ( ratings)

Smaller than his brothers and sisters the little mouse wished he was a lion. Everyday he tried to act courageous, strong and very brave. The other mice teased him because of his obsession with being a lion. When the neighborhood cat threaten his brother, the little mouse sprang into action. He found the courage and strength he longed for was already inside of him. His heroic actions in the face of fear saved his brother. Plus proved to himself it is what you have inside that really matters. Heart warming and a charming tale sure to be a bedtime favorite.

Format: ebook

Publisher: BookBaby

Release: March 04, 2015

ISBN 13: 9781483551876

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