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When we last left mouseling Titch, she had just escaped a crew of grabbers—greedy forest scavengers—with the help of an eaglebear, a massive creature the Grabbers also held captive. As this story begins, Titch, her homebody rodent pal Huckleberry, and pocket-size puffling Dollop are lost in Rotwood Mire. A gruesome creature arises from the mud—a Bogbungler! Titch tries to subdue it with her magical staff, but fails. A brave warrior arrives—a self-assured, sword-sporting squirrel who introduces h

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Center: When we last left mouseling Titch, she had just escaped a crew of grabbers—greedy forest scavengers—with the help of an eaglebear, a massive creature the Grabbers also held captive. As this story begins, Titch, her homebody rodent pal Huckleberry, and pocket-size puffling Dollop are lost in Rotwood Mire. A gruesome creature arises from the mud—a Bogbungler! Titch tries to subdue it with her magical staff, but fails. A brave warrior arrives—a self-assured, sword-sporting squirrel who introduces h
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