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Save The Mightiest Theme

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One theme that is shown in the book is “even the smallest of people can save the mightiest”. This is shown in the book when the small mouse saves the mighty lion from the trap. Another theme is “you never know how you actions could influence someone’s decisions”. For example, if the lion would have harmed the mouse when he jumped on him, than I am certain that the mouse wouldn’t have felt obligated to help the lions get out of the net. The last them is “even the littlest of friends could provide the greatest friendship”. Even if the mouse was small compared to the lion, he still showed the greatest act of friendship. We see this in the book because no other animal ran over to help the lion except the mouse. One way I could use this book for

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