A Bad Mouse Ruins the House: Children's Book....But now for parents too (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798899785795)

High up in the misty mountains, nestled among sparkling streams and fountains where whispering pines danced all day long, there stood a grand old house where Grandma and Grandpa Clouse lived with lots of love and memories. Their home wasn't just any house-it was a magical, laughter-filled haven where love bloomed and happiness danced in every corner. Birds sang at the windows, the fountains giggled all day, and the nights... oh, the nights were calm and dreamy under the magical moonlight.

But one day... something crept in.

A sneaky, shadowy mouse-not an ordinary mouse, but a cunning, wicked one-came in with a terrible plan. It nibbled at furniture, knocked over flowerpots, and left trails of chaos behind. But worst of all... it had its beady eyes set on taking over the entire house!

One night, when Grandpa was away in the town, the mouse made its move. It crept closer and closer to Grandma, who was sleeping in the bed. Grandma got scared and she felt a chill-not from the wind-but from fear. After a while, the mouse asked Grandma to leave the house. But when she refused, the mouse attacked Grandma and tried to take over the entire house ..... Oh no!! Grandma was feared and she was scared....

Would the mouse succeed? Would Grandma be okay? Would the house lose its magic?

Turn the page to uncover the thrilling, heartwarming adventure-and discover what happened at the end.

About the Author

Swapna Gangopadhyay is a dreamer. A Bad Mouse in the House is her first book and it's a product of her dream that gave her an audacity to venture into the professional writers' world with fear, humility and high expectation. She is new to the literary world but she is no stranger in the Technology world. She is a technocrat who advocates and practices the power of technology. She worked all her life in technical fields. Over the years, she collected lots of materials in her writer's toolbox to start this new venture. in this book she flew in a wonderland with her wings of imagination, sense of humor and ability to dream. She landed in an unknown territory where fun, fiction and laughter lived together in harmony.