Albert Keeps Score
Albert learns that sometimes less is more.
Book Series · 20 Books
In order from Albert Keeps Score to The Twelve-Bug Day.
The Mouse Math series is a set of 20 picture books by Eleanor May, published between 2012 and 2022. Written for ages 2–12, most books run about 30 pages.
Albert learns that sometimes less is more.
20 books · Published 2012–2022
Albert learns that sometimes less is more.
Can Albert's pet snail learn new tricks, or is Flash not as smart as he seems?
Albert's guest list grows. Can they all fit?
Albert's first kitchen adventure turns into a quest to outsmart the cat.
Smallest mouse dreams big, but can he outsmart the cat for the biggest fruit?
Mice explore an attic, uncovering surprises and learning about number sequences.
Albert faces a slippery challenge with icy shapes.
Albert the mouse must solve how to fill his sandbox beach with water.
Albert faces his fears at the amusement park, but a wrong ride tests his courage and direction skills.
Albert's desperate trade for a coveted book spirals out of control.
Albert's muffin mission tests the limits of sharing.
Can Albert organize the toys before the People return?
A mouse's first school week brings unexpected lessons.
A missing mouse leads to an unexpected museum adventure.
Albert's birthday promises a surprise beyond balloons and games.
Albert explores the fair alone, doubling the fun for his absent friend.
A costume crisis threatens Wanda's big show. Can Albert save the day with patterns?
A camping trip turns chaotic when a mouse goes missing.
Albert needs two quarters for a library machine. Can Wanda's idea help him earn it?
Can Albert conquer his dislike of subtraction to win a special prize?
There are 20 books in the Mouse Math series. It began with Albert Keeps Score in 2012, and the newest book, The Twelve-Bug Day, was published in 2022.
The series is best for ages 2–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
The Twelve-Bug Day is the longest book in the series at 871 words (32 pages).
The Mousier The Merrier! is the shortest at 451 words (32 pages).
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