Stuart Little started off as a character of a well-known novel by the same name, which became its own film in 2000. Despite this, fans have only just realised Stuart actually isn't a mouse ...

What many don't remember is that Stuart Little isn't actually a mouse. The films are inspired by the 1945 children's book, ...

Yup, that’d be Harriet Ames, who does not look like a mouse. Stuart got the hots for her after hearing that she was a little “shorter” than him, and after a shopkeeper “gave [him] a most favourable ...

Stuart Little fans have recently discovered that in the novel, he is a boy-like mouse, not a mouse Fans of the film trilogy were surprised by the revelation, as that take on the story has Stuart ...

Fans were shocked to learn that in E.B. White's 1945 children's book Stuart Little, the titular character isn't a mouse as depicted in the films, but a human child who looks like a mouse.

A reread reveals Stuart Little as a two-inch boy who resembles a mouse, reshaping childhood memory and literary curiosity and awe. The post People Are Only Now Realizing Stuart Little Wasn’t Actually ...

In the three years since E.B. White’s cheery, sweater-clad mouse first made his wobbly transition to the big screen, the forces behind “Stuart Little” have discovered how to give their ...

Fans are feeling a little hi, little low, little hey, little ho over this news. Social media was recently set ablaze when users learned that Stuart Little, the titular character of E.B. White’s 1945 ...