Pipsqueak’S Puny Peepholes

By Bethany Wyman and Susan Wyman

Pipsqueak is a little, handicapped mouse who lives in a pipe with holes that has a view of a garden, a tree and a knoll. His thoughtfulness and non-judgmental opinion of others makes a huge difference in the lives of his neighbors. As he strives to bring them beauty, joy, or to encourage the best in each character, they find greater happiness. He demonstrates the difference one caring individual can make in a community.

Sneak a peek in on how he ponders the needs of a little neighbor boy:

On the east he saw a nearby hill
With a little farm and a boy named Will,
Who would often fume at the smallest matter,
And would get irate at his sisters chatter.

Pipsqueak wondered why this boy
Always seemed so glum, he had lost his joy.
So he pensively pondered how he might
Bring a tad of fun and a bit of delight
To the grumpy lad with the scowl so sad.

• Language: English
• Publisher: WestBow Press
• Release date: Sep 27, 2013
• ISBN: 9781490804132

Bethany Wyman

Susan Wyman served for eighteen months as a full-time Christian missionary, decades as a Sunday school teacher to youth and adults, and as a volunteer in many community organizations. She believes that unconditional Christlike love is the most powerful force in this universe. She asked her daughter-in-law, Bethany Wyman, to draw the charming illustrations.

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