Mouse and Mole Street is a diverse kind of place. Its residents include a Mole, a Thumb, a Cheese, a Rock, a Spider, a Potato, a Brick, and a Bird. It is (to use a term the Cheese might resent), a true "melting-pot." What brings this pot to a boil is the Mole, who (a kind of Alfred E. Neuman meets the Artful Dodger) cannot resist playing practical jokes on almost everyone he knows, a habit made even more outlandish by the cheeky wit he so frequently brings to the task. Whether the object of his humor is the intimidating rock ("Do you know how to punish a bad rock, Thumb? You hit rock bottom"), the cowardly potato ("It's one thing to be a public menace—another to be a public nebbish"), the nervous Cheese ("He's one curd who has definitely lost his whey"), the industrious brick ("Gets around like lint at a navel academy"), the strange Bird ("Looks more like a pregnant mop"), or his own best friend the Thumb ("If you were a Toe, I'd step on you"), Mole's antics know no boundaries except the Street itself. But will the others have some tricks of their own?From a torrential flood, to a haunted barn, to a wolverine's lair, to Oblivion itself, the adventures of this unusual community of misfits will take you to a place of one-liners and one-upmanship, and leave you wondering—just what is real, and what is just a joke?