rats

Most people think rats are gross. So it might not be a surprise that they eat some gross things, such as paper, glue, and even toenails, but rats do this because they're great survivors.

With nowhere else to turn, a field mouse asks the clever escaped lab rats living under the rosebush to help save her son, who lies in the path of the farmer's tractor, too ill to be moved.

"When Super Turbo gets caught in a mousetrap in the school cafeteria, he must ally with his arch nemesis Whiskerface to help him escape"--OCLC.

"Chuck Wood is the most popular kid in school, and Louie Ratso can't believe that Chuck has asked him for help! Chuck likes Louie's friend Fluffy Rabbitski, and he wants Louie to help him get Fluffy to notice him. As for Ralphie Ratso, he can't believe that his brother wants to spend all his time with Chuck instead of with him. And despite Louie and Chuck's attempts, Fluffy only seems to dig her garden. Can Louie help Chuck find the right way to get Fluffy's attention? And can Ralphie find a way to tell his brother how much he misses him?"--Provided by publisher.

Simple text and illustrations present a story about a friendship between a rat and a cat.

Priscilla the rat learns that friendship is more important than accumulating "stuff.".

"When a famous local meteorite goes missing, Q and Ray set out to solve the case, using their wits and a series of disguises"--Provided by publisher.

"Quillan Hedgeson, a hedgehog, and Raymond Ratzburg, a rat, are students (and crime solvers) at Elm Tree Elementary school. When a theft occurs during a class trip to the local art museum, Q and Ray set out to solve the case, using their wits and a series of disguises"--Publisher.

"Raffie has a comfortable home and all the food he needs living in a Brooklyn subway station, but he must face dangerous streets when his brother Oggie is taken away and it is up to Raffie to bring him home"--Provided by publisher.

Brothers Louie and Ralphie Ratso try to prove they are tough like their dad, Big Lou, but they accidentally do good deeds instead. The two worry what their dad will think when he learns the brothers are bad at being bad.