Mary Mouse - Books

Books

  1. Mary Mouse and the Dolls' House (1942), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  2. More Adventures of Mary Mouse (1943), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  3. Little Mary Mouse Again (1944), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  4. Hello, Little Mary Mouse (1945), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  5. Mary Mouse and Her Family (1946), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  6. Here Comes Mary Mouse Again (1947), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  7. How Do You Do, Mary Mouse (1948), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  8. We Do Love Mary Mouse (1950), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  9. Welcome, Mary Mouse (1950), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  10. Hurrah for Mary Mouse (1951), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  11. A Prize for Mary Mouse (1951), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  12. Mary Mouse and Her Bicycle (1952), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  13. Mary Mouse and the Noah's Ark (1952), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  14. Mary Mouse to the Rescue (1954), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  15. Mary Mouse in Nursery Rhyme Land (1955), illustrated by Olive F. Openshaw
  16. A Day with Mary Mouse (1956), illustrated by Frederick White
  17. Mary Mouse and the Garden Party (1957), illustrated by Frederick White
  18. Mary Mouse Goes to the Fair (1958), illustrated by Frederick White
  19. Mary Mouse Has a Wonderful Idea (1959), illustrated by Frederick White
  20. Mary Mouse Goes to Sea (1960), illustrated by Frederick White
  21. Mary Mouse Goes Out for the Day (1961), illustrated by Frederick White
  22. Fun with Mary Mouse (1962), illustrated by R. Paul-Hoye
  23. Mary Mouse and the Little Donkey (1964), illustrated by R. Paul-Hoye

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