One Dark Night by Lisa Wheeler

One Dark Night
by Lisa Wheeler

One dark night Mouse and Mole leave their "wee little" house to venture out through a swamp and wood. Where are they going?

In the meantime, a great hungry bear waits. What is he waiting for?

Mole and Mouse become lost and scared. How will they find their way?

The hungry bear stomps out of his house. What will he find?

The Mole and the Mouse get closer and closer to the hungry bear. Will they be dinner?

Little ones will love this scary, snuggly, quivery story that has a happy ending!

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