A lonely mouse living in a church with only a friendly, sleepy cat for company, devises a plan to get all the mice in town to move in with him.

Covers an eventful year in the life of Sampson the cat and his mice friends, through all the seasons and festivals like Halloween and Christmas.

A wonderful story of good versus evil set in amongst the church mice and their friend the church cat, Sampson. Good wins through; the rats come to a very sticky end (finding a new home in a glue factory) and the church mice and Sampson get their home back. Other titles in the series won the New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book award and were nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal. AGES: 5 and up AUTHOR: Graham Oakley started illustrating books in the late 1950s, and became a full time author and illustrator after leaving his position as a set designer at the BBC. In 1972 he published 'The Church Mouse', the first title in this highly successful series. SELLING POINTS: * 'The Church Mice Adrift' won New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book * Series nominated for two Kate Greenaway medals ('The Church Mice Adrift' and 'The Church Mice in Action') * Appeals to existing fans as well as a whole new generation

The story of Aron the mouse and his adventures with Jesus

Ronald is a tiny church mouse who lives in a small village and does his best to involve others in and around the church. He is, by trade, a cross maker but can turn his hand to other crafts, which becomes apparent throughout this collection of stories. He drives around in a small van to collect craft materials and make deliveries. Along with Ronald there is a group of helpers. Mice of many shapes and sizes come to help Ronald. Ronald likes to involve others no matter how clever they are. Ronald always has time for everyone; no one is ever left out.

Does Jesus love you? Explore the love God has for all mankind, as well as creatures, in The Church Mouse Named Joy.