Rats of NIMH

Yes it probably is fiction since we know nothing can change the lifespan for that much,but science fiction?I don't think so since science fiction needs to be supernatural,but this is basically a non fiction setting with a fiction story

in it.

Thorn Valley is located in the countryside, hidden away from human eyes. It is a peaceful and idyllic place where the intelligent rats from NIHM (National Institute of Mental Health) have created their own society and live independently.

Brutus is a very mean grumpy rat. He's only a secondary member of the group so he is grouchy about that. He doesn't let Mrs. Frisby see Nicodemus or Justin and tries to kick her out of the rose bush not caring if the cat (Dragon) gets her. She gets lucky since Mr. Ages (with a broken ankle and in a hurry for another meeting) knows Brutus and gets Nicodemus to talk to her about her problem.

i am so sorry to burst your bubble but johnathon dosent nearly die escaping nimh,but i think your thinking of jenner.plus he dies putting sleeping powder into dragons dish for the rats. spacetigers122@aol.com for more information i am so sorry to burst your bubble but johnathon dosent nearly die escaping nimh,but i think your thinking of jenner.plus he dies putting sleeping powder into dragons dish for the rats. spacetigers122@aol.com for more information

There are several "main" characters in "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh". Some of them are Timothy, Teresa, Cynthia, Martin, Mrs. Frisby, Nicodemus, the rats, Mr. Fitzgibbon, Mrs. Fitzgibbon, Dragon, Jeremy, Brutus, Arthur, Justin,owl, Mr. Frisby, Jenner, Mr. Ages, Isabella, Julie, George, Dr. Shultz, Billy, and the shrew.

Mrs.Frisby would be considered the specific main character.

Timothy knew it was almost moving day because he noticed the boxes piling up in the house and saw his family preparing to pack up their belongings. Additionally, he may have heard his parents discussing the upcoming move or seen them arranging for moving services.

Mrs. Frisby learned from the crow that the farmer was planning to plow the field in five days as he was showing her where the rats of NIMH lived. The crow heard the farmer discussing the plowing schedule with his son.

The book does not have a fixed page number for the similes, as they can vary depending on the edition, formatting, and font size. It is best to look for the similes by searching for specific phrases or descriptions within the text.

Mrs. Frisby tells her children the truth about their father because she believes they are old enough to understand and she wants them to learn from their father's bravery and sacrifice. She wants to instill in them the importance of working together and the value of selflessness.

I know about her winter house. It was a cinder block with just a top corner showing out of the ground. The far side was the family bedroom, and the side that you could leave from was a living room and kitchen with light showing through. There was a cupboard and probably furniture of some sort. It was in the middle of a vegetable patch. I hope that helped!

Timothy got sick from pneumonia, which was a result of being exposed to the cold and wet weather while trying to move his house with Mrs. Frisby's help.

In the book "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH," Isabella, a mouse, has a crush on Justin, a kind and courageous rat who helps the animals escape from danger. Their friendship blossoms into a sweet romance as they work together to overcome challenges.

"Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH" can be compared to "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White. Both books feature animals as main characters and explore themes of friendship, courage, and the importance of working together to overcome challenges. Additionally, both books have a heartwarming and timeless quality that appeals to readers of all ages.

Mrs. Frisby showed courage when she ventured into the owl's den to seek his advice, despite being scared. She also demonstrated bravery when she risked her life to save her family by getting help from the rats.

Courageous, resourceful, compassionate, loyal, intelligent, determined.

Jenner is a character in the book "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH" who serves as the main antagonist. He is a power-hungry rat who opposes the peaceful ways of the other rats in the group and seeks to take control using force and violence.

She is a widow of Mr. Jonathan Frisby who died because he attempted to put some sleeping powder into Dragon's food. She has 4 children that is Teresa, Chythina, Martian, and Timmothy. ( who has pneumonia. )

Mr. Fitzgibbon's sons' names in "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH" are Billy and Martin. They are important characters in the story who unknowingly pose a threat to the rats living near the Fitzgibbon farm.

In the book "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH," it is the rats who come to investigate the rosebush. They are intelligent and have a secret world of their own, separate from the humans. They befriend Mrs. Frisby and together they work to solve problems and overcome obstacles.

Mrs. Frisby and her children could read because they were intelligent and highly literate mice. They had been taught to read by Mr. Ages, another mouse who lived near their home. Reading provided them with knowledge and the ability to communicate with humans when needed.

The purpose of the annual bulb harvest in "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH" is for the rats to collect bulbs from the farmer's garden to use as a source of food during the winter months when their normal food supply is scarce. This harvest ensures that the rats have enough sustenance to survive during the colder season.

"Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH" was written by Robert C. O'Brien (a pen name of Robert Lesly Conly 1918-1973). This book was later reissued under a new title, "The Secret of NIMH" when the animated film of the same name was released. O'Brien's daughter, Jane Leslie Conly wrote two sequels, "Rasco and the Rats of NIMH" and "R-T, Margaret, and the Rats of NIMH."

Jeremy is a crow who befriends Mrs. Frisby in the book "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH." He assists her by providing information and helping her find the rats of NIMH, who can help her solve her problems. Despite his initial cowardice and clumsiness, Jeremy proves to be a loyal and helpful ally to Mrs. Frisby.

"Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH" is a copyrighted work, so it is not legally available for free online. You may be able to borrow a copy from a local library or purchase a copy from a bookstore or online retailer.