Review of Mouse Trax

[Do Thi Huong]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Mouse Trax" by M.H. Dixon.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Mouse Trax by M.H. Dixon is a wonderful tale about the adventure of an unusually curious mouse named Another Mouse. One day, after following a butterfly, he gets lost and must find his way home. Along the way, he encounters a louse named One Too Many and many other creatures, each contributing to the interesting stories that unfold on his journey.

The story is told in a combination of prose and verse, with each word beautifully written. I like the rhythm of the poems. The writing is descriptive and carries a sense of joy and playfulness that makes my whole reading experience very uplifting. I especially enjoyed the character of Chatterbox, who added a lot of fun to the story. 

The plot builds with each chapter. At first, it feels relaxing and lighthearted, but it gradually introduces thoughtful lessons, such as when the mouse and the louse meet a rooster who does not have the courage to protect the chickens from a fox. Then, the story gets more intense as the mouse faces various obstacles while searching for wise creatures who can guide him back home. During his final quest to rescue the ducks, I was really excited and couldn’t put the book down. The story is full of little surprises, and everything comes together nicely.

The book is both entertaining and educational. As the mouse goes through each challenge, it teaches many things about courage, kindness, and helping others in need.

I absolutely love everything about this prosimetrum. The cover immediately caught my eye, and the story itself is adorable, keeping me engaged from beginning to end. The poems are so enjoyable that I read every one of them out loud. It is a book that made me giggle in the middle and left me with a smile at the end. Without hesitation, I rate this book five out of five stars. I highly recommend it to both kids and adults who are looking for a relaxing read.

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Mouse Trax
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