What is the climax of book Stuart Little?

The climax of "Stuart Little" is the moment when Stuart, trapped in the toy department of a department store, manages to escape with the help of Snowbell, the cat.

Here's why it's the climax:

* High Stakes: Stuart's life is in danger. He's alone, lost, and surrounded by potential threats in the form of both children and a toy-eating rat.

* Turning Point: This is the moment where Stuart's fate hangs in the balance. He could easily be discovered, captured, or worse. His escape is a turning point, proving his resourcefulness and determination.

* Resolution of Conflict: The escape resolves the major conflict of the story, Stuart's struggle to belong and survive in a world where he is different.

The climax sets the stage for the rest of the story, where Stuart, having proven his resilience, continues to navigate the world and his family's love for him.