KENNEBUNK — Author and songwriter, Robert Marier and illustrator and narrator, Steve Hrehovcik, both of Kennebunk, will present a video version of their children’s musical e-book “Murfy Finds A Home” at the Brick Store Museum’s Children’s Hour at 10 a.m. Friday, June 28.

The museum is located at 117 Main St. in Kennebunk.

The story follows the adventures of Murfy, a playful mouse, and Grandpa Bob, who lives alone on a farm. Although suspicious of each other at first, before long Murfy and Grandpa Bob become fast friends and share many exciting escapades together.

“We’re excited to have Robert and Steve give this playful video presentation as part of the museum’s ongoing programs for children,” said Julianna Acheson, Engagement Manager of the Brick Store Museum. “It’s an ideal way for youngsters to start their summer holiday with activities at the museum. In addition to the presentation, they have a sing-along and will provide pages to color at the museum or take home. The book is appropriate for 3- to 8-year-old youngsters. We invite children and parents to share in this presentation. Admission is free.”

The 32-page book includes several songs written and performed by Marier, plus a fun quiz at the end of the story. In addition to creating full color illustrations, Hrehovcik also narrates the video e-book. The idea for the story originated from a song Marier wrote, “Mouse In The House,” which is also on Marier’s CD, Melodies From Maine.

The e-book is available for $4.99 at iBooks, Google Play and Kobo Books.

Longtime friends Marier and Hrehovcik have also collaborated on a second e-book called “Murfy’s River Adventure,” also available on iPhones, IPads and other mobile devices.