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This story was inspired by a real incident in the life of the author. She and her husband were truck drivers for eighteen years and hauled trailers with a big, purple truck all over the United States. One day, they found out they had a mouse in the cab of their truck when it ran down the author's arm as they drove along. Of course, she was quite startled and when she calmed down she made up this story about the incident, trying to imagine the event from the mouse's point of view. The attached proposal has some rough sketches of how the book might be illustrated to go along with the story and…mehr

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This story was inspired by a real incident in the life of the author. She and her husband were truck drivers for eighteen years and hauled trailers with a big, purple truck all over the United States. One day, they found out they had a mouse in the cab of their truck when it ran down the author's arm as they drove along. Of course, she was quite startled and when she calmed down she made up this story about the incident, trying to imagine the event from the mouse's point of view. The attached proposal has some rough sketches of how the book might be illustrated to go along with the story and an idea at the end for how to use it as a teaching tool. The story lends itself to educational themes about geography and commerce for use in the classroom or with home school programs. It is the first story in a series of nine charming stories that the author has written about the adventurous little mouse and his family.
Autorenporträt
Mildred Alice Edwards grew up in a small, backwoods town in Western Kentucky just a mile from the Ohio River. She had dreams while growing up of being able to travel in order to see as much of the United States as she could.After the birth of her boys, she worked various job throughout her early career years. Little did she know that there was a career in her future that would help her fulfill her dream. For she and her husband would start driving an 18- wheeler truck all over this vast country of ours.Not only was she able to see the sights that the U.S.A had to offer, she was able to see some of Canada too. With all of the sights that she had witnessed there was one that she could not have imagined.On one of the trips in the big purple truck, she was to see a sight that would have made most people run for the hills.