The Adventures of Maurice DeMouse by Grandma Sharon, Time for School!

By Sharon E. Meyer

“Wicky-Wacky-Whoa! I’m ready to go - to school!” said Maurice. The little mouse gave himself a bath; he licked his paws and washed his face and his fur was all shiny. Then he brushed his itty-bitty little teeth, combed his whiskers, and cleaned his tail.

Time for School is one of The Adventures of Maurice DeMouse, an amusing story about small animals that attend their first day of school. Their teacher, Miss Missy Mouse has very specific rules for Maurice DeMouse, Bobby the Bunny, Squeaky the Squirrel, Stinky the Skunk, Rosie Racoon and Pokey the Turtle.

“Make sure you take a bath and wash your fur before coming to class; we don’t want any mice-lice or other bugs in our classroom. Racoons: If you get hungry, please stay out of the garbage can and wait until lunch before you eat. It's not polite to eat garbage in front of other critters that don't have food. And, please make sure you keep your paws off everyone else's lunch."

Just two of fifteen funny rules for critters that will delight children - and adults!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sharon E. Meyer
• Release date: Oct 12, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301284597

Sharon E. Meyer

Sharon (Daniell) Meyer was born and raised on Long Island, NY where she competed in State, Northeast Regional and National roller skate dance, and won 138 trophies, medals. In her early teen years, Sharon became the youngest dance skater to receive the prestigeous Gold Medal for proficiency in roller skate dancing. After graduation from Sewanhaka High School, Sharon attended Brownes Business School, and pursued a career as a legal secretary. In 1977 she moved to Waco, Texas where she raised her two sons and began a full-time career in residential real estate sales. In 1986 Sharon was voted "REALTOR of the Year" by Waco Board of REALTORS, and became President of the Waco Board of REALTORS in 1989. In 1994 Sharon relocated to New York City and married Edward Meyer. Upon his retirement in 1998, Edward and Sharon moved to Austin, Texas where they still reside. Sharon and her husband each have two children and together share nine grandchildren and several grand-dogs. When a little mouse ran from a fireplace on a cold winter night, startling two of the author's young grandchildren, they asked her to tell them a bedtime story about the mouse that invaded their home. They were fascinated and wanted another story about the mouse... and another... and another. Thus came the creation of more than twenty-five stories entitled “The Adventures of Maurice DeMouse.” When not writing stories for her grandchildren, Sharon enjoys spending time with her nine grandchildren that span from Texas to Pennsylvania, traveling with her husband, writing her memoirs, researching her family’s history, and gardening - when Texas weather permits.

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