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Sarah sums it up by saying that it means that "the two of us will have to go exploring and find a new home." When the mice finally find a quiet place to call home, if only temporarily, they are faced with the challenge making the half-empty attic feel cozy.
This leads them to a dictionary to learn what "renovation" means. When the mice notice the books in the library that they live in are being boxed up, they do some exploring and discover that the library is undergoing a renovation. His best friend Sarah loves exploring and having adventures. Sam the Library Mouse loves reading and writing.
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