Top 10 Mice Middle Grade Books

    The Rescuers
    #1 in Series
    01
    The Rescuers
    Written by Margery Sharp & illustrated by Garth Williams
    The Cricket in Times Square
    6.4
    #1 in Series
    02
    The Cricket in Times Square
    Written by George Selden & illustrated by Garth Williams
    The Tale of Despereaux
    5.9
    03
    The Tale of Despereaux
    Written by Kate DiCamillo & illustrated by Timothy Basil Ering
    A Tail of Camelot
    5.8
    #1 in Series
    04
    A Tail of Camelot
    Written by Julie Leung & illustrated by Lindsey Carr
    Raffie on the Run
    5.3
    05
    Raffie on the Run
    Written by Jacqueline Resnick & illustrated by Joe Sutphin
    Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh
    4.5
    #1 in Series
    06
    Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh
    Mossflower
    #2 in Series
    07
    Mossflower
    Written by Brian Jacques & illustrated by Gary Chalk
    Outcast of Redwall
    #8 in Series
    08
    Outcast of Redwall
    Written by Brian Jacques & illustrated by Gary Chalk
    Lord Brocktree
    #13 in Series
    09
    Lord Brocktree
    Written by Brian Jacques & illustrated by Gary Chalk
    10
    The Rogue Crew
    Written by Brian Jacques & illustrated by Gary Chalk

While we've never been fans of seeing mice in real life, there are some very delightful and memorable fictional mice in children's literature. From a chapter book about a mouse detective named Basil (who inspired the Disney film) to a series about a group of rats who help a family of mice, we've compiled a list of the best kids books about mice and rats. There are a surprising number of wonderful children's story books about mice and rats, and this list covers them all. On it you'll find familiar characters, like books about a girl mouse named Wemberly (a fun series by Kevin Henkes), classic stories like "The Mouse and the Motorcycle" and "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie," Caldecott medalists like "The Lion & the Mouse," and more. Our lists include three different book types: board, picture, and chapter. Board books are best for the youngest readers, from infants to toddlers. Picture books are great for toddlers to elementary age kids. Chapter books are good for elementary through early middle school age kids. Let us know what you would add to the list!

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