Roy and Roger Mouse: Their Adventures in Tales End

By Carol Marques

Roy and Roger Mouse: Their Adventures in Tales End is a collection of short stories about a
solemn little boy named Roy, called upon to help the inhabitants of a magical place named
Tales End. His companion is Roger Mouse, who comes to get him while he is asleep and
magically transports him to Tales End. The tales deal lightly with environmental awareness,
social and personal issues and simply how to get along with others. While imparting important
life lessons, the book is adventurous and delightful and the tales light and easy to understand.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 29, 2014
• ISBN: 9781499016130

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Copyright © 2014 by Carol Marques. 552943

ISBN:    Softcover          9781499016154

EBook               9781499016130

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Rev. date: 05/29/2014

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Contents

Introduction

The Crocodile Adventure

The Mystery of the Stolen Green

The Adventure in the River

of Light

The Adventure of the

Fighting Witches

Introduction

Roy was five years old and lived with his mother and father and his little brother Christian, on the second floor of a big house.

All he ever wanted was a puppy, but his mother said that it wouldn’t be happy having to stay upstairs all the time and their little yard was so small that it wouldn’t be happy staying outside either. So Roy had to make do by playing with his brother, Christian.

Christian wasn’t too bad to play with, but he didn’t know how to pretend very well, so Roy had a hard time playing the games he wanted to play.

Roy also liked to watch television and loved to imagine that he was going on all sorts of adventures with the characters from the shows he enjoyed. He was a hero in one dream, fighting off some bad guys, or a detective in another dream, looking