Tabby Mctat
Axel Scheffler, Julia Donaldson
Readers rate it 5.0 (1 on Hardcover)
32 pages · Released 2009 · Alison Green
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Tabby McTat is a gentle rhyming picture book by the beloved Donaldson-Scheffler team celebrating friendship and reunion. The story involves a brief chase scene and separation anxiety, but resolves with warmth and joy. It emphasizes loyalty, love, and perseverance without any crude content, making it well-suited for preschoolers through early elementary readers.
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Fred the street musician and his cat are "purr-fectly" happy, singing together all day long, until Fred gives chase to a thief and the two become separated. Fred the street musician and his cat are "purr-fectly" happy, singing together all day long, until Fred gives chase to a thief and the two become separated.
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- Stories in rhyme
- Street entertainers
- Cats
- Lost and found possessions
- Fiction
- Lost articles
- Juvenile fiction
- Children's stories
- Pictorial works
- Board books
- Children's fiction
- Readers
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ISBN 9781407109244 · Alison Green