Display title | The Mouse and His Child |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A novel by Russell Hoban, The Mouse and His Child tells the story of a wind-up toy mouse-and-child pair and their friends the Tin Seal and the Elephant in a small-town toy shop. The central point of the novel is the nature of free will and self-determination; in the toy shop, the toys are told that they can only do what they're "wound" to do, but Mouse and Child want to be "self-winding" and determine their own future, and live with their friends as a "family" instead of being sold or disposed of. |