This book has three stories in one. The first is about two mice that come from different homes and learn that they both appreciate different things in life, and that's OK. the second story is about an owl and a raccoon constantly battling over the same space. the moral of this story is that they need to learn to take turns. The last story is about a snake trying to catch two mice, who outsmart him each and every time. The lesson here is for the snake to approach each situation separately, rather than think about the night before.
I really enjoyed how all three stories used the same characters and setting to tell three separate stories. I think this book would be great for teaching kids about perspective. ( )

Three stories in one book about fables. Each fable is about animals that learn life lessons when being in the outdoors. At the end of each fable the animals were happy with the outcome. ( )