THE ADVENTURES OF MAYOR MOLLY MCMOLE AND HER MOLE TRIBE

 

You know that Strieby found me or I found her in Los Angeles.  Here is one of her paintings, Echo Park, displayed in the  Eye Center in Van Nuys.  This is Echo Park before they put up a fence.  Anyway, she paints her favorite spots in Los Angeles.  When she started writing about me she was upset because I was making mole holes in her horse property and since she couldn't get rid of me she started writing about my adventures with my mole tribe.  I also help her blog about our adventures, but she was able to travel a lot and paint her favorite spots.  Your kiddos will learn about geography, geology, art, American history, Italy, Hawaii, Alaska, and just how to get along--even football. 

You can find her books on Amazon and Kindle, a 6-book series

The Adventures of Molly McMole

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