Books like Dodsworth in Paris by Tim Egan
Dodsworth the mouse and his duck companion embark on a vacation in Paris, turning a simple journey into a delightful adventure. Despite running out of money, they explore the city, encounter fun mishaps, and even find themselves riding bicycles in the midst of the famous Tour de France. This easy‑read picture book captures the excitement of travel and the spirit of youth, making it an engaging story for children who love adventures, mice, and ducks.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Tim Egan
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