Hopefully you are not afraid of mice, because little mice have slipped into our fairy tales and classic fairy tales.
Tales of mice will teach you that even the smallest creature can do great things and scare the elephant himself. Little mice are already eagerly peeking out of holes, which mouse tale will you choose today?
Once upon a time, there lived a mouse named Micky in a deep forest. He had a cozy little home inside an old oak tree, where he had everything a mouse could desire—a soft bed made of moss and a supply of treats. But Micky didn’t like being alone, so he decided to invite his cheerful cousin Ricky to visit.
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Once upon a time there was a great lion who was the king of the animals. One day the lion was sleeping under a tree in the shade when a little mouse ran over his head. It tickled the lion’s whiskers and woke him up. The lion was angry.
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Once there were mice who lived in a house, in constant fear of the cat. So one day a little mouse called all the mice in the neighbourhood together to present them with a plan he had devised himself. It was a plan to get rid of the fear of the cat.
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Behind the nine villages and nine forests there is one special field. There are flowers growing there that are beautiful, yellow and that can turn to follow the sun. It is a field of sunflowers. But what is also special about these sunflowers is that they can talk. They’re wise and always have good advice.
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In an oak house deep in the forest, there lived a mouse named Kaia. She was a nice little mouse. She wore pink bows between her ears and pretty dresses. She took diligent care of her home and was friends with all the animals in the forest. In front of her home there was a garden where she grew vegetables.
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At the edge of a town, in a small house, there lived a painter. He painted pictures and various posters. And all he painted were animals. In some of his pictures, a cat with boots was proudly striding along, in others there were hedgehogs with apples, and in another, he painted a mouse with cheese. All of the painter’s pictures and posters were hanging on display in his garden.
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