See Mick the mouse.
Big ears, red hat.
He can hide a tiny star.
Only you can find it.
Tap the ears to see.
Did you know he first sang?
His first voice was a laugh.
His first name was βMortimerβ.
Now he wears a bright smile.
Look close, a small bag hides.
It holds a tiny note.
Ask mom why ears are big.
What hides in his ear?
π Tap to see!A tiny shining star!
Good job!Who is his loyal pal?
π Tap to see!Pluto the happy pup.
Good job!What grows when he fibs?
π Tap to see!His nose stretches long!
Good job!Where does he want to go?
π Tap to see!A magic map to new lands!
Good job!Tell your own Mickey adventure and ask someone to add one surprising twist. Each new idea keeps the story bouncing like his big ears.
Continue the adventure
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