I believe you are thinking of another book by Kate DiCamillo, The Mysterious
Journey of Edward Tulane.
Kathleen Middleton
SHSU MLS May 2009
kathleenm@hal-pc.org
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>
> Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 07:37:54 -0500
> From: Cheryl Whitmore Stevens <cwstevens@EARTHLINK.NET>
> Subject: Tale of Desperaux
>
> At the risk of seeming really out of touch with things, I have a question
> about the Tale of Desperaux. I thought that in the book, that the mouse
> was a very pompous figure that only learned to appreciate "life" through
> spending a long time traveling from place to place. However the movie
> paints him as a hero on a quest to save a princess. Am I confusing a
> different book with this or is the movie that far off from the book?
>
>
> Cheryl Whitmore Stevens, MLS, MA Ed. Psych
> Library Media Specialist
> Mansfield, CT 06250
> cwstevens@earthlink.net
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