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Montice Harmon is an American Author, Poet, Model, Song Writer, Actor, Journalist, Activist, and Motivational Speaker.
Harmon has published one novel,, magazine, poetry collections and Children's books. All published under BossWriterPublishing, LLC.
About the book:
The Adventures of Angus the Mouse, is a short story about a mouse that loves to adventure, and despite his passion to discover new and exciting things, he battles with everyday situations, we all face in life. As in, fitting in and being accepted by others. Angus learns valuable morals that teaches him the true meaning of family, friendship and safety. All on his exciting journey to the other side, there, he adventures and meet interesting characters. Angus and I have a lot in common and shares the same feelings when it comes to family, friendships and safety. #ParentingParticipationApproved for ages 0-12.
Reviewed by Rita Vetsch for Readers' Favorite
The Adventure’s of Angus the Mouse is a delightful children’s book written by Montice L. Harmon. Growing up in a large family, Angus did not fit into the family niche, and his siblings did not include him in play. On one bright, sunny day, Angus and his mother venture into town. He often liked to go off on grand adventures into the woods to see what treasures the humans had thrown into them, but on this fateful day, Angus would not return as normal to his mother. Once in the woods, Angus soon discovers that he is lost; he has a run in with an enormous black bird, befriends a rat named Sam, meets an old beetle named Edward, and encounters an evil snake. Sam is quite sure that his family does not miss him and is somewhat hesitant about trying to find his way back home. Through his adventure, Angus discovers friendship, enemies, danger and sacrifice.
I found this children’s book to be very well written, easy to comprehend, and the plot flows smoothly. In all honesty, I was a little conflicted as one of the characters must make a sacrifice for Angus and loses his life in the process. If I were a child, this might scare me a bit, even though the wording is nicely portrayed. That is the only reservation I had about the book, but I do see the author’s point in teaching children positive lessons from this book such as making a sacrifice for a friend and finding the strength and courage to go onward. The reader comes away with the sadness left behind by one friend, but realizes how important family is and how vital safety and rules are in a child’s life.
