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Mouse's National Park visits grow more exciting as this time he visits a park where hot water comes straight from the ground, mud bubbles and wild animals roam safe and free. This series is aimed at inspiring very young naturalists. By showing what makes each of our National Parks special, a young reader is introduced to why it is important to protect these unique natural resources for generations to come. On this trip mouse grows excited when he meets a mouse who teaches him a special way to tour that will allow him to see more in every future park he visits. A good thing, never knowing how long a trip will last.…mehr

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Mouse's National Park visits grow more exciting as this time he visits a park where hot water comes straight from the ground, mud bubbles and wild animals roam safe and free. This series is aimed at inspiring very young naturalists. By showing what makes each of our National Parks special, a young reader is introduced to why it is important to protect these unique natural resources for generations to come. On this trip mouse grows excited when he meets a mouse who teaches him a special way to tour that will allow him to see more in every future park he visits. A good thing, never knowing how long a trip will last.
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Tricia Gardella's books are mostly influenced by the ranch life she stepped into sixty years ago. She writes children's books about ranch animals, ranch routines, and ranch relationships though occasionally getting side-tracked to explore the myriad other sides of life. She has tried it all and almost mastered some: canning, cooking, knitting and other fiber arts, rug-making, gardening, and various business ventures. But writing is her happiest of places and she is thrilled to be back after a twenty-year sabbatical. She has a BA in Ancient History and Classical Archaeology, three children, seven grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren, all giving her much food for thought. She lives with two self-centered cats in Central California.