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Mice - Book One Mary Minch:Paperback Horace Walpole defined serendipity asA young Mary Mouse awakens to find herself lost in an unfamiliar wilderness. There, she meets a chatty little black bird, a giant winged beast, and a chain smoking hermit who would much rather be left alone. A fantasy story with a humorous tone, this first volume of "Mice" kicks off the ongoing series by Mary E. Minch.