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ISBN: 0385295499
ISBN13: 9780385295499

Pentecost & the Chosen One

(Book #2 in the Pentecost Series)

ISBN: 0385295499
ISBN13: 9780385295499
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After inheriting the leadership of the mice on Lickey Top, a young mouse, beset by doubts and feelings of inadequacy, ignores the problems of the community until a momentous trip to the city teaches him about courage, duty, friendship and his own qualities as a leader. This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:
Hardcover
Language:
English
ISBN:
0385295499
ISBN13:
9780385295499
Release Date:
May 1987
Publisher:
Random House Children's Books
Length:
237 Pages
Weight:
1.05 lbs.
Age Range:
4 years and up
Grade Range:
Preschool and higher
Children'sChildren's BooksReligionReligion & Spirituality

Pentecost Series by W.J. Corbett

Pentecost Series

by W.J. Corbett

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Little mouse goes to big City.

This the second of the Pentecost books (after The Song of Pentecost and before Petecost of Lickey-Top).After settling on Lickey-Top, the harvest mice live a life of peace and quiet. But after the tragic death of their leader, the hero who lead them to the Promised Land, the newly elected Pentecost dreams of danger and adventure where he could prove himself worthy of his leadership.One day an old hedgehog and his son arrive on Lickey-Top. And when the Old Codger, gifted with devinatory skills, reveals the Prophecy that a mouse is to go to the City to overthrow a tyrant and bring back peace, it doesn't take the restless Pentecost long to take the opportunity and desert his family.So on the back of Fox of Furrowfield, he travels to the City, where he will meet the Gas Street Mob, a gang of rogue mice lead by the mean and not very bright Zero, among which is a mouse who, strangely, looks very much like Pentecost himself.Pentecost and the Chosen One is nice adventure novel, if you don't mind being lectured from time to time. It isn't very suspenseful, although funny at times, and you can be sure the Cockle-Snorkle is always up to some mischief.

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