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Mouse Soup
A Mouse Is Innocently Sitting Under A Tree Reading A Book When A Weasel Grabs Him By The Tail And Puts Him In A Pot To Make Mouse Soup. The Ingenious Mouse Tells The Weasel That Soup Is Not Good Without Any Stories In It, And Then Proceeds To Tell Him Four Very Silly Tales. The Tales Inspire The Weasel To Search For Additional Ingredients For The Soup – And While He Does, The Mouse Calmly Climbs Out Of The Pot, Goes Home, And Finishes His Book In Peace.

- Level17
- Words
- AuthorArnold Lobel
- PublisherHarperCollins Publishers
- Year Published1983
- New BookNo
- LanguageEnglish
- Reviewed for use in the U.S.Yes
- Reviewed for use in CanadaNo
- ISBN Number9780064440417
- Pages64
- DimensionsHeight: 9 Inches, Length: 6 Inches, Weight: 0.28 Pounds, Width: 0.1875 Inches
- FormatPaperback
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- Last Updated2021
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