Caruso Plays

By Mary Geneva Caruso

“Mary was a prolific writer. Her creativity was the first quality I noticed when I first met her. As a writer who was fluent in seven different languages, her skills were fascinating. She wrote poetry, short stories, plays, philosophical insights, and she was an artist with a plethora of paintings” (Omar S. Alattas, philosopher).

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Oct 19, 2018
• ISBN: 9781984558824

Mary Geneva Caruso

Mary Geneva Caruso (1917-2009) Mary was well versed in seven languages. She published several academic articles, plays and short stories.

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Copyright © 2018 by Jim Kidd.

Cover: Original Watercolor Mice by Angelica Martinez

Library of Congress Control Number:       2018912229

ISBN:       Hardcover       978-1-9845-5884-8

                  Softcover         978-1-9845-5883-1

                 eBook               978-1-9845-5882-4

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Rev. date: 10/18/2018

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CONTENTS

1   Mary, Magic And Meta Mouse

2   The Restaurant

3   Winning The Big One

4   The Dimensionettes

5   Read All About It

6   The Pattern

7   Seven Cats

MARY, MAGIC AND META MOUSE

Mary Geneva Caruso

The Characters:

Mary Mouse is hiding under Little Jimmy’s bed watching television. This is a program that Little Jimmy is intensely involved with. All of a sudden Mary Mouse scampers from her hiding place squeaking to the back porch where Meta Mouse is feasting on a kernel of corn.