The adventures of the rodents continue. Join them in another 104 stories. Some of the stories find the rodents when they were in the outside world visiting Death Valley. Two rodents, both mice of the cloth, get into a fight and burn each other’s church down. A wooden ship sinks in the Grand Squid Passage, after it is eaten by maggots. Senator Broadbut is devoured by a worm in a fashionable restaurant in Mousetown. An airship crashes on top of the Devil’s Tower in Wyoming. A large commercial airplane runs out of gas over the ocean. Some rodents take their dead friend into a movie theatre and leave him. Vespers Bob hires a super-sized tractor trailer to haul his five million scorpions through Mousetown. Some courageous rodents go over Niagara Falls in a 100 foot long rubber duck. Shanny Shoes and Jeff Pelt cause a ferry boat to crash into the Mousetown Ferry terminal. Teacher Debbie Hemp’s 6th grade class mourns her death and decides to do something to get her back. These stories of your favourite rodents and another 94 more adventures appear in this book

Join the mice again in this ninth mouse book as they embark on more adventures. Read about Foul-Smelling Bob who, while taking a shower, was attacked by a reptile that came out of the showerhead. Romules finds a dead body in a closet in a new house that he had purchased. A living head from a dead mouse is attached to the living body of Lone Wolf Mouse who had a dead head due to a deadly accident. Drool and his gang of toughs battle the Grouch Anderson Gang in coal bin. Flight 100 falls into Mousetown Bay. Stenny and Honest Ape land their place on the top of Niagara Falls. Duck Paddler walks across the Cheese Finder River, just like another biblical figure had done a long time ago. Johnny Seed comes to town to spread his stuff. Wanda Gizzard blows up like a balloon when she is stung by a bee. A small Gila monster comes out of Toddy's mouth at a local eating place. Shank Edwards swallows a knife at the Down Trodden Cafe. Read about the Ghost ship that sailed into Mousetown Bay. Grandma Snouser turns into a large reptile. Why did the MTPD, the MOusetown Police, give headless mouse a traffic ticket for speeing in his car? Why is Bull Roar devoured by his close friend and training buddy at the gym, Throckmorton, a pet frog? These stories and many others are just waiting for you to take a gander at the read BUT REMEMBER, READ THE STORIES AT YOUR OWN RISK. There is some violence and death in some of the chapters.

As everyone knows by now after reading book five, Peter is not with us any more, he died in San Francisco bay, and his body is lying there as you read this book. Although most people think that the famous rodent passed away at the now destroyed Mother Hens Rest Home, near there, his bones, now turning white rest on the bottom of the bay near the Golden Gate Bridge next to the three rocks by the Cliff House, where a group of sea lions hang out. The new stories that appear in this book are adventures that happened to Peter and his guys in earlier days of his life as described by the author, after reading the material given to him and interviewing in real life, Peter before he died and some of his friends. These stories have never been released before, and you will be the first readers to read them. Please take note that some of the stories that appear in the book are of such content that the timid readers should skip over them or seek parental guidance. The chapters will be identified as the reader turns the pages.

Picture this: its 1956 and a group of mice are inside the Grand Canyon. There is a deadly collision overhead between 2 commercial airliners and the mice assist at the site of the crash until human rescuers can reach the scene the following day. The mice religiously patrol the disaster area, keeping wild animals and snakes at bay. As a reward for their service, the mice receive a Presidential Declaration for a guided tour of America, lasting for however long it will take, with money being no object. Its signed by the humans President, who also adds the words: from a friendly and loving nation. Following the presentation, the mice turn to leave and hear the President say to all, as he wipes the tears away: These little guys, are good guys, dont ever forget it, please, you dig?

She knows that she was made in a lab. She knows that she was made special. But what has been kept hidden from her is why. Raised in isolation by the aging genemaster Dr Jacobs, there comes a time when she is forced to leave behind all that she’s ever known. The world outside frightens her, but what frightens her more is the truth she learns about herself.

Big cats such as lions, tigers, leopards, and jaguars fascinate us like few other creatures. They are enduring symbols of natural majesty and power. Yet despite the magnetic appeal of the big cats, their origins and evolutionary history remain poorly understood—and human activity threatens to put an end to the big cats’ glory. On the Prowl is a fully illustrated and approachable guide to the evolution of the big cats and what it portends for their conservation today. Mark Hallett and John M. Harris trace the origins of these iconic carnivores, venturing down the evolutionary pathways that produced the diversity of big cat species that have walked the earth. They place the evolution and paleobiology of these species in the context of ancient ecosystems and climates, explaining what made big cats such efficient predators and analyzing their competition with other animals. Hallett and Harris pay close attention to human impact, from the evidence of cave paintings and analysis of ancient extinctions up to present-day crises. Their engaging and carefully documented account is brought to life through Hallett’s detailed, vivid illustrations, based on the most recent research by leading paleontologists. Offering a fresh look at the rise of these majestic animals, On the Prowl also makes a powerful case for renewed efforts to protect big cats and their habitats before it is too late.

Emma Orczy's "SCARLET PIMPERNEL - Complete Series: 15 Novels & 20 Short Stories" is a classic work of historical fiction that follows the daring exploits of Sir Percy Blakeney, a seemingly foppish English aristocrat who leads a secret double life as the mysterious Scarlet Pimpernel, rescuing French nobility from the guillotine during the Reign of Terror. Orczy's writing is characterized by its rich historical detail, suspenseful plot twists, and vivid characterization, making it a timeless tale of romance, adventure, and heroism set against the backdrop of the French Revolution. The series is a pioneer of the genre of swashbuckling adventure, influencing countless works of literature and film adaptations.Emma Orczy, a Hungarian-born British novelist and playwright, drew inspiration from her own aristocratic background and love of theater to create the iconic character of the Scarlet Pimpernel. Her deep empathy for the persecuted nobility of France and her skillful storytelling captivated audiences and established her as a prominent author of her time. Her work continues to resonate with readers today, offering a thrilling escape into a world of intrigue and bravery.I highly recommend Emma Orczy's "SCARLET PIMPERNEL - Complete Series" to readers who enjoy historical fiction, adventure, and romance. Orczy's masterful storytelling, engaging characters, and timeless themes make this series a must-read for anyone looking for an enthralling literary journey.

Emma Orczy's The Scarlet Pimpernel Series All 35 Titles in One Edition is a collection of classic historical adventure novels set during the French Revolution. Orczy's writing style is characterized by vivid descriptions, intricate plot twists, and engaging dialogue that keep readers captivated throughout the series. The books provide a glimpse into the world of espionage, disguises, and daring rescues, offering a unique blend of romance and suspense that appeals to a wide audience. The series is a masterpiece of historical fiction that continues to be popular among readers for its timeless themes of heroism and sacrifice. Emma Orczy, a Hungarian-born British novelist, was inspired to write The Scarlet Pimpernel Series by her fascination with the French Revolution and her own experiences as an aristocrat. Her background as a playwright also influenced her storytelling style, as she expertly weaves together elements of drama and intrigue in her works. Orczy's dedication to historical accuracy and attention to detail make her novels both educational and entertaining. I highly recommend The Scarlet Pimpernel Series to readers who enjoy historical fiction, adventure, and romance. Orczy's timeless tales of bravery and love are sure to captivate audiences of all ages, making this collection a must-read for anyone looking for an immersive literary experience.

This meticulously edited collection contains 31 novels and over 100 short stories of Emma Orczy, including the complete Scarlet Pimpernel series and other historical novels, adventure and romance classics._x000D_ Contents:_x000D_ The Scarlet Pimpernel Series:_x000D_ The Laughing Cavalier_x000D_ The First Sir Percy_x000D_ The Scarlet Pimpernel_x000D_ Sir Percy Leads the Band_x000D_ The League of the Scarlet Pimpernel_x000D_ I Will Repay_x000D_ The Elusive Pimpernel_x000D_ Lord Tony's Wife_x000D_ The Way of the Scarlet Pimpernel_x000D_ Eldorado_x000D_ Mam'zelle Guillotine_x000D_ Sir Percy Hits Back_x000D_ Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel_x000D_ The Triumph of the Scarlet Pimpernel_x000D_ A Child of the Revolution_x000D_ In the Rue Monge_x000D_ Pimpernel and Rosemary_x000D_ The Scarlet Pimpernel Looks at the World_x000D_ Other Novels:_x000D_ The Emperor's Candlesticks_x000D_ The Tangled Skein (In Mary's Reign)_x000D_ Beau Brocade_x000D_ The Nest of the Sparrowhawk_x000D_ Petticoat Rule (Petticoat Government)_x000D_ The Heart of a Woman (A True Woman)_x000D_ Unto Caesar_x000D_ A Bride of the Plains_x000D_ The Bronze Eagle_x000D_ Leatherface_x000D_ His Majesty's Well-Beloved_x000D_ The Honourable Jim_x000D_ The Celestial City_x000D_ Marivosa_x000D_ A Joyous Adventure_x000D_ The Uncrowned King_x000D_ Short Stories:_x000D_ The Old Man in the Corner_x000D_ Unravelled Knots_x000D_ The Khaki Tunic_x000D_ The Ingres Masterpiece_x000D_ The Pearl Necklace_x000D_ The Russian Prince_x000D_ The Mysterious Tragedy in Bishop'S Road_x000D_ The Dog'S Tooth Cliff_x000D_ The Tytherton Case_x000D_ The Brudenell Court_x000D_ The White Carnation_x000D_ The Montmartre Hat_x000D_ The Miser of Maida Vale_x000D_ The Fulton Gardens Mystery_x000D_ A Moorland Tragedy_x000D_ Lady Molly of Scotland Yard_x000D_ The Ninescore Mystery_x000D_ The Frewin Miniatures_x000D_ The Irish-Tweed Coat_x000D_ The Fordwych Castle Mystery_x000D_ A Day's Folly_x000D_ A Castle in Brittany_x000D_ A Christmas Tragedy_x000D_ The Bag of Sand_x000D_ The Man in the Inverness Cape_x000D_ The Woman in the Big Hat_x000D_ Sir Jeremiah's Will_x000D_ The End_x000D_ The Man in Grey_x000D_ Silver-leg_x000D_ The Spaniard_x000D_ The Mystery of Marie Vaillant_x000D_ The Emeralds of Mademoiselle Philipa_x000D_ The Bourbon Prince_x000D_ The Mystery of a Woman's Heart_x000D_ The League of Knaves_x000D_ The Arrow Poison_x000D_ The Last Adventure_x000D_ Castles in the Air_x000D_ A Roland For His Oliver_x000D_ A Fool's Paradise_x000D_ On The Brink_x000D_ Carissimo_x000D_ The Toys_x000D_ Honour Among ––_x000D_ An Over-Sensitive Heart_x000D_ Skin o' My Tooth