Reviews for The Mice Storm

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Rachel (@rachelsreadsandreviews on Instagram)

"The Mice Storm shines a light on unusual friendships, grief, and the challenges of being a child in the foster system. Clark shows his readers that while loss can be debilitating, a life full of possibilities continues for those left behind. Ideal for fans of Ratatouille and Redwall. After finishing The Mice Storm, I am eagerly awaiting his next release."

Amirah

This story is interesting it has a mixture of History, battles, and family...and that is just in the first few chapters. I enjoyed this book because the author did a great job of ensuring that the reader liked all the characters. I mean mice fighting mice what a concept. But, the one truth that flows continuously throughout this book is looking for a place of really belonging. Flynn is lost right now and anyone who shows any kindness is like a breath of fresh air. Funny thing about receiving kindness Flynn does not understand that nothing is free. Everything and everyone has an hidden agenda, what exactly that is you must read to find the answers. I recommend this story for everyone as it really has something for every reader. Whether you miss your family, love you fur baby, or just want a good ole fashion feel good story.

Amanda

"I just finished The Mice Storm and it was definitely worth the read! It pulls at your heart strings yet gives you lots of adventure. I loved it! This book would be ideal for any preteen all the way to an adult!"

Daniel F.

"Awesome book! Just finished it up! Loved it! Great work and I would love to see this hit the big screen!"

Meet The Characters

Flynn

Our 10-year-old hero

Flynn is an average 10-year-old boy. He loves reading about World War II and building model planes. He's always been fascinated by wars and battles but he's never seen them up close. Until now. Until he comes between two warring factions of mice who are out to destroy each other. He does what most kids who love war would do - he gets involved.

Gray

Flynn's best friend

Gray had an easy life in New York City filled with trash cans full of food to rummage through. But he got greedy to check out a family station wagon. He found more than something to snack on... he found a friend for life. He's an easy-going soul who loves to tell jokes. And he loves the only friend - and family - in a 10-year-old boy.

Tala

Scout for the field mice

Tala's name means "Stalking Wolf" and it fits her to a T. The leader of the field mice trusts her because she is silent and nearly invisible, when she needs to be. And she's one tough cookie who lets her presence be heard, when she wants it to be.

Viho

Leader of the house mice

Viho is in charge of the Halona tribe of house mice that have taken up refuge in Mrs. Easterbrook's foster home. He's a wise leader who knows how to take advantage of the strengths of others. And he has a group of angry field mice on his tail. How far he will go in order to protect his tribe remains to be seen.

The Perfect Book for Teens, Pre-Teens and Young Adults!

Looking for a family-friendly adventure for your teen or pre-teen?
This is the book for you...

Adventure

Our story has a young boy who is thrown into the middle of a war between two factions of mice. He's always been enticed by weapons of war and decides to help out. Several epic battles ensue and continue to escalate - but at what cost?

Family

Flynn loses his parents in an awful crash. He's dealing with feelings of loss, betrayal and anger. But will choosing the next family to come along be the best decision for the boy?

Coming of Age

We never stop making mistakes, even as adults. It comes down to whether or not we learn from those mistakes. Flynn is forced to grow up in a hurry, and he has to make a lot of hard decisions on the run - literally. How much and how fast will he learn?

Timothy K. Clark

Author, Marketing Pro, Media Producer, Pubic Speaker, Car Restorer, Teller of Dad Jokes

Tim is a writer, editor, director, digital marketing expert, photographer and videographer. He was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, and graduated from Otterbein University. He spent a decade living in Los Angeles working in film as a screenwriter, cinematographer, director and editor on independent productions. He now lives in Dublin, Ohio, with his wife and kids. He restores classic cars, mows the lawn (a lot!) and writes in his spare time.

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