Mitsy and Marty Mouse Visit Grandpa

Mitsy Mouse and her brother Marty are excited to visit their grandfather at his home, but in their hurry to leave they don't listen to a valuable caution from their father. The adventure they get into at their grandfather's house catches them by surprise and teaches them a lesson they didn't expect.

Mitsy and Marty Mouse Visit Grandpa lets children travel along with two adorable mice on a fun adventure while also learning the importance of compassion for others and how to respond when things go wrong. It's a story they'll want to hear and read again and again. Be sure and remind them to watch out for the bees!

Marcella Byers grew up hearing stories and poems that taught character and old-fashioned values from her mother, and she passed those down to her children and grandchildren-along with new stories of her own. This tradition of storytelling is gaining new appreciation in our day as we realize some of what has been lost in our fast-paced world. The timeless values are greatly needed, and stories are a powerful way to share them with the future. In addition to numerous articles on parenting and children, Marcella has written four Mitsy Mouse books.

Marcella Byers grew up hearing stories and poems from her mother that taught values for living, and she continued that tradition with her children and grandchildren. Her articles on parenting and children have appeared in various publications. This is her fourth Mitsy Mouse book.

More than 1.5 million Persians have left Iran for the United States alone. Of course, an estimated 700,000 to 800,000 have relocated in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, causing this population to be dubbed "Tehr Angeles." And this term has stuck, even when they live in other parts of the United States. For those who have made the journey from Persia to Tehr Angeles, much has gotten lost in translation. The younger generation may have little or no idea of the cultural wealth that was left behind--including traditions and customs, religion and the arts, and of course food. The challenges of adapting to a new life in the United States or other part of the world often modernized away the rich heritage that is still, internally, a living reality for their parents, creating a painful and unnecessary culture gap. From Persia to Tehr Angeles is a guide both for Persians who may not know their roots and for non-Persians who are in a relationship with someone of Persian descent. Through the easy-to-follow education in this book, readers can realize the roots of some of their relationship issues and discover how to resolve them.

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