The Strongest Mouse in the World

by Udo Weigelt, Nicolas D'Aujourd'hui, J. Alison James (Translation)

One night Lizzie dreams she is the strongest mouse in the world. To prove her strength, she challenges Albert the bear to a wrestling match. But when the bear arrives for the showdown, he looks pretty ferocious. Suddenly, Lizzie isn't so sure she really is strong enough. Children will cheer this cartoon competition as plucky Lizzie sees her preposterous dream come true--thanks to some surprising help from her friends. Full color.

25 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 1998

About the author

Udo Weigelt was born in 1960 in Hamburg, Germany. After secondary school he began his training in business but soon stopped to attend the College for Graphics and Design. In 1987 he finished his further education by studying German and history. Udo Weigelt has written many children’s books for North-South Books that have been translated into numerous languages. He also writes under the pseudonyms of E.T.W. Igel and Moritz Petz.

Reviews

[Joshua Piorier Sr.]

I let my kid rate books as we add them to GR, our little fun reading activity. Of course they are always 5 star books but I can completely agree. This is a fun book and has a great lesson to be learned.

[The Brothers]

A neat story about a mouse who woke up feeling like she could conquer the world - or in her case, fight a bear!

Illustrations are fun to look at.