"Keep it to yourself, Mouse-Boy. This kind of cat-and-mouse game gets no respect," (P.31)One day Stuart Little's family went out. Stuart was left alone with the family cat, Snowbell. And so they did Hide-and-Seek. First, Stuart hid and Snowbell sought. Snowbell counted... He closed eyes. And he fell asleep. Stuart tried a few hiding places. Then he saw a flower vase high on self. Stuart hid there. "Snowbell will never find me!" He excited. After a while, Stuart thought "It's not very comfortable in here." After another while, he thought "This game used to be more fun." Finally he thought "I think I'm the only one playing."He stretched his arms up. He could't reach the top pf the vase. Stuart cried. " I'm stuck in here!!" Snowbell work up. He thought that he guess old Stuart has learned a lesson. The mouse can't win in a cat-and-mouse game."He hope Stuart doesn't hide for too long. After another while, Snowbell said, "Wait, What am I doing even thinking about the mouse?" Finally, he has really got to get out more. On the other hands, Stuart thought that he will never find him! Stuart began to rock back and forth. The it fell over and began to roll faster and faster toward the edge of the shelf ! Stuart cried. "Maybe I'll just have a small snack before going out." said Snowbell. "Help!" Stuart yelled. Snowbell helped him. "Snowbell, you find me!" "Well, I wanted a snack, and that made me think of you." said Snowbell.
When I was elementary student I went to see a movie of Stuart Little with mother. This movie series is that a mouse lives in the house of three family as a family member. I like this.
Reference
Susan Hill (2001)
Stuart Little:Stuart hides out, New York : HarperCollins
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