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The Tale Of Despereaux By: Kate Dicamillo PowerPoint by: Rebecca & Amber

summary In The Tale of Despereaux, a mouse who loves stories, music, and a princess named Pea. He will never act like the mouse he should be. The mouse is very timid and faints a lot. He goes on a great adventure down to the dungeon. Now will he make it out of the dungeon alive? Or will be stuck in there forever? You will have to read it to find out.

Character Traits I’m brave because I went to save the princess. I’m frightened very easily, because I’m the smallest mouse. I’m evil because I want to hurt people.

Setting Once upon a time……