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Children's · Fantasy

The Tale of Despereaux

4.0 out of 5, from 233 ratings from Hardcover readers

A tiny mouse with oversized ears loves music, stories and a human princess. His devotion draws him into the dungeons, where a rat and a lonely serving girl have their own grievances.

Facts last checked 2026-10-17

First published
2001
Pace
Medium
Length
Short
Pages
272
Format
Standalone

Read this if you enjoy fairy-tale narrators who speak straight to the reader about courage and forgiveness.

Skip this if you prefer fast, modern fantasy with lots of action and little commentary.

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Quick answers about The Tale of Despereaux

What is The Tale of Despereaux about?
A tiny mouse with oversized ears loves music, stories and a human princess. His devotion draws him into the dungeons, where a rat and a lonely serving girl have their own grievances.
Who should read The Tale of Despereaux?
Read it if you enjoy fairy-tale narrators who speak straight to the reader about courage and forgiveness. Skip it if you prefer fast, modern fantasy with lots of action and little commentary.
How long and how fast is The Tale of Despereaux?
It is a medium-paced, short read of about 272 pages, first published in 2001.
Does The Tale of Despereaux have content warnings?
We have not noted any content warnings for this book yet.
Can I borrow The Tale of Despereaux for free?
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