Mouse Of The Mouse And The Moose Summary

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My Product is a children's book that is called “A Tale of Mercy and Justice: A Story of the Mouse and the Moose”, that tells the story of a mouse and a moose who become friends and work together to help a group of animals in need. The story follows the mouse and the moose as they come to the realization that justice and mercy must go hand-in-hand to provide a better life for those in need. The book is illustrated with vibrant and colorful artwork that captures the beauty of the forest and its inhabitants. The book is written in a way that even young readers can understand and relate to the characters and their struggles. At the end of the book, there is a moral lesson about justice and mercy, and how everyone can make a difference by working …show more content…

It took me almost a week and a half to complete the book. I was inspired by the many stories I read as a child and wanted to create something of my own. I started by sketching out my ideas with pencil and then adding color with coloring pencils and ink. I used scissors and glue to make the cover of the book and then attached it to the cardboard to make a hardcover book. Then I cut paper the size of the book cover to make pages for the children’s book. I created my own illustrations and wrote my own story. Once I was finished, I was so proud of my work and it was a great feeling to finally be done with it. Seeing the finished product and knowing that I was able to create something from my own imagination was such a rewarding …show more content…

First, the book promotes the idea that justice and mercy must go hand-in-hand in order to create a better life for those in need. The mouse and the moose realize that they must work together in order to help the animals in need. This mirrors Stevenson’s idea that justice and mercy must work together in order to create a more just and equitable society. Second, the book emphasizes the importance of understanding another person’s perspective. The mouse and the moose come to understand each other’s perspectives, and this allows them to work together to help the animals in need. This is similar to Stevenson’s idea that in order to be just, we must be willing to understand and empathize with the perspectives of others. Third, the book promotes the idea that true justice comes from compassion and understanding. The mouse and the moose show compassion towards the animals in need, and this allows them to create a better life for them. This idea reflects Stevenson’s idea that justice should be rooted in compassion, understanding, and