Reunion

The saga of a family of mice - the Browns - and their friends, Bruno the donkey, Lucy the lamb, andPedro the pigeon, continue in this second book. The first book concluded with the Brown family weeping,as Joseph had firmly told them that they could not follow them to Egypt, as God had told Joseph todo. But with their departure also went the internal peace that surrounded them when baby Jesus wasin their presence. Meanwhile, Herod the Great, King of Judea, had ordered the killing of all Jewish boysunder the age of three because the magi had told him that the King of the Jews had been born, andHerod considered that a threat to his rule. Amongst the mayhem, the Browns and their friends, hitcha ride to Nazareth, where Mr. Brown successfully re-establishes his Mouse Transportation Company. Time passes then a family of three moves into a house a few doors down from the Browns. The youngfamily looks eerily familiar. Could it possibly be Joseph, Mary, and Jesus, who was now a young boy? Ifit is, would the Browns experience that internal peace they knew in Bethlehem when Jesus was just anewborn baby? Will the Browns finally discover the true purpose of Jesus s presence on Earth? Discoverthe answer in this second volume.