The Adventures of Danny Meadow Mouse facts for kids
First edition
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| Author | Thornton W. Burgess |
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| Illustrator | Harrison Cady |
| Genre | Children's fiction |
| Publisher | Little, Brown and Company; Dover Publications |
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Publication date
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1915 |
| ISBN | 978-0-486-27565-9 |
| OCLC | 26929223 |
| LC Class | PZ7.B917 Abd 1993 |
The Adventures of Danny Meadow Mouse is a classic children's novel written by Thornton W. Burgess and brought to life with illustrations by Harrison Cady. Published in 1915, this book introduces young readers to the exciting world of Danny Meadow Mouse and his friends in the Green Forest and Smiling Pool.
Danny Meadow Mouse is a small, curious character who learns important lessons about nature and life. He also appears in other stories by Burgess, like Mr. Toad and Danny Meadow Mouse Take a Walk and Danny Meadow Mouse Learns Something, both from 1914.
Discovering Danny Meadow Mouse's World
This book takes you on an adventure with Danny Meadow Mouse. He's a tiny creature who lives in the meadow. Like many of us, Danny has his own worries and dreams.
Danny's Big Worry and Clever Tunnels
One of Danny's main worries is his short tail. He sometimes wishes it was long, like some of his other animal friends. He even dreams about having a long tail!
But Danny has a special talent that makes him unique: he loves to dig! He spends a lot of time making tunnels under the ground. These tunnels are not just for fun; they are very important for Danny's safety and daily life.
Life Underground: Safety and Food
Danny's tunnels are like his secret highways. He can travel in any direction he wants without being seen by anyone. This helps him stay safe from bigger animals that might want to catch him. It's a great way for him to move around his home without danger.
These underground paths also help Danny find and store food. He uses them to collect tasty plants and seeds. He can bring his food back to his cozy home without being noticed. So, his tunnels are not just fun, but also very useful for his survival.
