For this type of reader, the world Stuart inhabits might as well be Oz or Metropolis. Frederick Little gives birth to a son who is described as looking like a mouse, said to be able to shinny up a cord barely a week after birth, weighing no more than a stamp and, though he certainly was not normal in any sense, raised as if he were rather than being “sent away” immediately situates the novel in a world of fantasy quite distinct from the world we know for some readers.
Stuart Little holds great appeal to two very different types of readers. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.
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