Basic Reason for Beginning: Well... Unlike (from what I gather) some people, I quite liked the Disney version of The Rescuers, but the books it was based on were never anywhere to be found. Until a few days ago when I found them on BetterWorldBooks. So I snatched this and Miss Bianca up. Read them now because I am/was in need of something light and fluffy.
Basic Reason for Finishing: They're certainly light and fluffy. Just the kind of books I needed to distract myself with today. Also, I quite liked them, dated as they are.
Texture: I know I just said 'light and fluffy', but children's books like this tend to have a wholly different texture that's more dominant. It's a little... stiffer and more stifling than some of the other children's books I'm used to reading.

Full review here.

Book Rereadability: Mm... I can see this making a lovely comfort book for me, actually, but you all know I don't currently Do rereads as I have too many books not read at all as it is.
Author Rereadability: It's a pity Sharp's books are so hard to come by. While these are not necessarily books I'd have wanted to grow up with, they do still have quite a bit of charm about them. See my note on being comfort reading above.
Recommendation: Oooh... Actually, this is a tough, tough call. I think they might be a little too dated to recommend easily, for all that I enjoyed them. If what I've said and say strikes your fancy and you can find them, go for it. ( )

The Prisoners’ Aid Society has received news of a Norwegian poet, languishing in the fearsome Black Castle. Their only way to reach him is through Miss Bianca, pet of the diplomat’s son. Practical Bernard makes the journey and persuades Miss Bianca to help them. Against her will, the delicate lady mouse soon becomes entangled in a world of intrigue and danger.