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Beverly Donofrio is the author of the memoir Riding in Cars with Boys, which was made into a film starring Drew Barrymore. This is her first book for children. She lives in Mexico.

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Mary and the Mouse, The Mouse and Mary
Written by Beverly Donofrio
Illustrated by Barbara McClintock
Hardcover

MARY LIVED IN A BIG HOUSE with a very little mouse. The mouse lived in a little house inside of a very big house, with Mary.

Even though Mary has been warned to stay away from mice - and Mouse has been warned to steer clear of people - the two... Read More
 

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