Old Is New Again

Arch, and Sam, two mice live in an old building. The dust makes them sneeze. The old building was always complaining he was about to collapse. The three of them wished a family. Or a builder. Would appear to clean away the dust to then repair the build, and renew the peeling paint. The three of them planned to have the newcomer to town to stop to take pity on them. To their surprise a car arrives in the town to nearly run down the mice.

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Old Is New Again

Arch, and Sam, two mice live in an old building. The dust makes them sneeze. The old building was always complaining he was about to collapse. The three of them wished a family. Or a builder. Would appear to clean away the dust to then repair the build, and renew the peeling paint. The three of them planned to have the newcomer to town to stop to take pity on them. To their surprise a car arrives in the town to nearly run down the mice.

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Old Is New Again

Old Is New Again

by Ruth Lorraine Macklin
Old Is New Again
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Old Is New Again

by Ruth Lorraine Macklin

Overview

Arch, and Sam, two mice live in an old building. The dust makes them sneeze. The old building was always complaining he was about to collapse. The three of them wished a family. Or a builder. Would appear to clean away the dust to then repair the build, and renew the peeling paint. The three of them planned to have the newcomer to town to stop to take pity on them. To their surprise a car arrives in the town to nearly run down the mice.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940181787520
Publisher: Ruth Lorraine Macklin
Publication date: 05/10/2025
Sold by: Draft2Digital
Format: eBook
File size: 384 KB
Age Range: 9 - 12 Years

About the Author

I'm have worked hard and struggled most of my life. I write short stories, novels, poetry and dabble in scripts.  They are all grown with families of their own. With the passing of my mother a couple of years ago I'm concentrating on my writing, blogging. Writing is the thing, which kept me sane through all the hassles. Plus the company of the many "Ghosts" who have taken up residence with me. Sometime they want me to write when I want to sleep. Writing also helps keep my mind off of all the pain in my muscles, and joints. When each story ends, I fell as though another child has left home.

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