If I Were A Mouse, I'D Live In This House!

“If I were a Mouse . . . !” allows young children to imagine experiencing independence and self-reliance in selecting a place to live, eat what they want (even if they get a tummy ache), and play where they might not otherwise be allowed to play. Rather than ending the story in a traditional way, the reader is asked, “What would you do if you were a mouse?”

The birth of Annette Asbill’s grandson, and the subsequent death of her mother, opened the floodgates to her creativity. Annette’s grandson, Brendan Michael Blue, holds her heart in his hands; thus the creation of “Michael Blue” books.