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• The characters in this story are two happily married mice. Doctor De Soto is a friendly and helpful smart risk taker. The fox is a big animal and a dangerous one to the mice. The fox changes throughout the story as he wants to eat the mice, but later does not want to because Doctor De Soto fixed his tooth. Other characters in this story are Doctor De Soto’s patients, a pig, donkey and a cow!
• The illustrations of this story were ink and watercolor. The pictures were full illustrations on the page. In the illustrations, by looking closely one can see the great details of the drooping mouths, raised chins and even narrowed eyes that are good details to help children understand and see what the characters are thinking and feeling. The plot
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