I MOVED YOUR CHEESE For Those Who Refuse to Live as Mice in Someone Else's Maze

In this fable, the mice are used to a world in which they follow the teachings of the good book, particularly its primary message: Don’t worry about who moved the cheese; just look to see where it was moved. But Max, Zed, and Big each have a different view of the world. Robert Fass narrates this fable as a story to be told to listeners of all ages. He’s animated in the dialogue between the young mice and older mouse Zed as to why the mice are devoted to accumulating cheese. In the voice of a philosopher, Fass delivers Max’s observations that the world can change. At the end, Fass presents a list of questions for further consideration with a sense of interest in the discussions that might follow. J.E.M. © AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine [Published: JANUARY 2012]