Book Reports

Peony wants to read and do things like baking which a princess shouldn’t do. Her new baby brother is having a giant christening party. Peony has to escape her father’s dungeon to save the party and make things right for Lionel and Horrington.

Pedro and Juniper find a mermouse baby after a storm and are trying to get them back home. They travel to Box Island and see two mermice that they follow to Mousehole, a whole city of mermice! But there’s a loose boulder from the storm that is about to fall and crush the city. All of the AdventureMice save the day!

Pedro is trying to prove he can handle joining the AdventureMice, and Mortlake the otter is trying to eat the mouselets from Mousehaven School.

Lara’s brother Dylan is trying to make the world pay for the mistreatment of all magicians.

The problem in this book is that Narwhal has been eating a lot of snacks and saving them on her horn, which made her horn fall a part.

Eli’s nana is dying because her magic is running out, so he decides to enter the Glorious Race of Magical Beasts with his tortoise, Humphrey. He could use the magic that he gets from winning to buy a magic ruby that would restore his nana’s magic. Jeremiah comes too.

Chummy, a boy, is playing tricks on his older brother, Donald. On Christmas Day, Donald is going to inherit lots and lots of money — it’s his birthday. Chummy (or so it seems) set up a fishing line, and tripped over it and fell down the stairs. He’s dead. Later, Donald is poisoned with cyanide. Daisy and Hazel have to figure out who did it.

She thinks she can do everything herself and she has trouble building blocks.

A girl gets chased by bees because of her honey sandwich.

Mr. Ocax, an owl, is governing the mice, and they have to ask permission of him to go places. When Ragweed and Poppy are on top of Bancock Hill (where they have to ask Mr. Ocax’s permission), he swoops down and eats Ragweed! He tries to eat Poppy, but Poppy runs away.

The leader of the mice, Lungwort — if you have read my other book reports (“Ragweed & Poppy” and “Ragweed”) you probably have some idea of who and what the characters are here — asks Mr. Ocax if they can move to New House. But Mr. Ocax says no, they cannot move to New House. Poppy would like to know why Mr. Ocax refused New House specifically. She journeys to Dimwood Forest, where she meets a porcupine. Her father was alerted by Mr. Ocax that porcupines were bad, but this one seems a kind of likeable unlikeable: he insults you a lot with his many made-up insults, but he is nice.