Troublewit Mice - Pat Moon

Oct 13, 2026

Troublewit Mice is a narrative work written by Pat Moon and illustrated by Peter Kavanagh, first published by Simon & Schuster Young Books in 1993. The story introduces a young girl named Mary, who is struggling with a needlework project intended for a class display, and her brother Chris. A central motif in the opening scenes is a discarded, rusty cage that Grandad brings home, which becomes an object of curiosity and skepticism within the family. This work captures the domestic atmosphere and daily interactions of a typical family, focusing on childhood frustrations and the introduction of a mysterious new addition to their kitchen. The narrative style is engaging and aimed at young readers, providing a realistic portrayal of school-age experiences and familial dynamics set against a late 20th-century backdrop.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages52

Reading Time1 h 20 min

AccessFree to download

Introduction of the Cage

Mary's Needlework Struggles

Chris Returns Home

FAQs

Who is the author of Troublewit Mice?

The author of the book is Pat Moon.

Where did Grandad find the cage?

Grandad found the cage on the pavement, where it had been left with the rubbish bags for the dustmen.

Why is Mary working on a needlework picture?

Mary is working on the picture for her class display on Open Day, which is scheduled for the following week.

Oct 13, 2026

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