Sharon E. Meyer

SAMPLE:
“Every spring, this tree that looked like a bunch of twigs all winter grows green leaves and pretty flowers. Then the flowers turn into pieces of fruit. It’s a pear tree” said Squeaky the Squirrel.
"Is it magic?" asked the curious little mouse.
"Nah, mudder naad er uz id" said Squeaky as he chewed on the pear.
"What? Squeaky, I can't understand you when you talk with your mouth full of food."

Who knew that eating one pear could cause so much commotion?

A Pair of Pears is a cute story that explains the difference between a PAIR and a PEAR, as explained by Maurice DeMouse's friends Stinky the Skunk and mouse friend Maureen. Come along on this Adventure with Maurice, Maureen, Bobby the Bunny, Stinky the Skunk, Squeaky the Squirrel and Rosie Racoon.

BOOK REVIEWS:
MAURICE MAKES A STINK FRIEND

*****Review by: Joyce Calo on Nov. 07, 2012: "What a creative book. I am a grandma myself and I can definately see children enjoying this tale. I, myself, found it captivating. I could actually 'see' the plot unfold. The pictures throughout were a plus. Great book for bonding time with your little one."

***Review by: Liz Rich on Nov. 01, 2012: "This story was delightful, I can see the little ones perking up and being very attentive when someone is reading this to them. I look forward to reading more by this author."

SNOWFLAKE, THE TURKISH VAN CAT

Review by: Becky on Jan. 10, 2013: "The best children’s books I have ever come across. Adults will enjoy them as well!!! Great photography and beautiful animals! Thank you Sharon Meyer!!!!!"
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ABOUT the Adventures of Maurice DeMouse by Grandma Sharon:

Maurice DeMouse came to life on paper in the winter of 2003 as a result of a little mouse that ran from a fireplace, startling my young grandchildren. Before bedtime, they asked me to tell them a story about the mouse that invaded their home. They were fascinated by "There's A Mouse in My House!" and wanted another story about the mouse ... and another ... and more. Thus came the creation of "The Adventures of Maurice DeMouse by Grandma Sharon" (Sharon E. Meyer).

I hope you will enjoy the Adventures as much as I enjoyed sharing them with my grandchildren.

Sharon E. Meyer ("Grandma Sharon")