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A small meadow mouse confronts worries about his short tail and embarks on episodic outdoor adventures that test his wits and luck. He faces predators such as foxes and an owl, endures capture and rescue, and gains aid from fellow creatures including a rabbit and a toad. The episodes shift through seasons and settings—playing, hiding, escaping, and repairing losses—while focusing on practical quick thinking, the value of caution, and reciprocal kindness. The book is arranged as a sequence of short incidents that together trace the mouse's growing experience and resourcefulness in woodland life.
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