Prudence Breitrose (–1934)

Literary rating: Good
Recommendation: Good

This is the continuing adventures of the Humans Who Know and the Mouse Nation. This time they must rescue a rain forest from a logging company. The mice and Megan (the human) must travel around the world to find the rightful owners of the island.

It is an easy read with a new way of looking at our world. What if mice really did run our internet? I loved the back story of the mousenet. This is a book that has adventure but gets kids thinking about what they can do to save the world or what are the issues out there in the world.… (altro)

Enjoyable story. Megan's inventor uncle makes her a tiny computer, which is hugely exciting to more than Megan: the mice world is overjoyed to find a computer sized just right for them! It was difficult working on the humans' computers after the humans had all gone to bed because they were much too big. So the mice make contact with Megan, convince her they're really smart and friendly, and come up with an ingenious plan to have the computers mass produced. But first, they have to solve the problem of Joey, Megan's step-cousin, who has seen a little too much to keep him in the dark. A good choice for upper elementary readers who aren't afraid of a big book.… (altro)