The story of a mouse and the jack-o'lantern he uses as a winter home

A whitefoot mouse, searching for a new home on Christmas Eve, finds a peaceful and quiet place in a creche.

The twilight search of a little mouse for a friend of his own kind.

Beautifully illustrated by Edna Miller, this is a story about a young mousekin parent who wonders how to teach the first litter of offspring to survive outside the nest in the tree. Mousekin runs into a group of other babies and tries out the life lessons on these youngsters while in secret the mousekin family watch.

As he searches for a new home, Mousekin, the whitefoot mouse, learns how many forest creatures spend the winter.

Mousekin's amusing adventures in the forest familiarize children with the alphabet as well as the small creatures of nature

While searching for food in a house on wheels, a white-footed mouse takes an unexpected trip to the desert and sees some unusual sights

Mousekin decides to try some defense techniques to avoid becoming a victim of the bigger forest animals.

A retelling of Aesop's fables including Mousekin and his woodland friends.

After his home is burned by lightning during a summer storm, Mousekin is frightened by a strange pale light in the dark forest which he eventually learns to be fox fire, a glow caused by fungi in decaying wood.