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 Cat up a Tree - John Hassett
 Cat up a Tree - John Hassett ... Pages / Book is published 2003-06-29 by Houghton Mifflin Juvenile BooksNewest Review: ... can the library (unless the cat has an overdue book) or the zoo (unless the cat has orange stripes) or the police (unless the ... more ... cat has committed a crime) or the post office (unless the cat needs a stamp). City Hall is only able to offer her a sign warning of falling cats. The number of cats up the tree increases with every phone call she makes, until she finally loses her temper and throws the telephone out of the window into the tree. The cats cross into her apartment and then Nana gets a phone call begging for her help with the MOUSE problem. The simple storyline and the repetitive language make this a very appealing book for young childre...more |
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Cat up a Tree - John Hassett: Cat up a tree (386 words)
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I think I can currently recite this book word for word, having read it almost every day for several weeks. This simple little picture book for 2-5 year olds has captivated my daughter (who is 3.5) and has a certain charm to it which makes it less of a chore to read than some of her other books. ***Story*** Nana Quimby spots a cat up a tree and uses her telephone to call for help. The fire brigade can't help her unless the cat is playing with matches, neither can the library (unless the cat has an overdue book) or the zoo (unless the cat has orange stripes) or the police (unless the cat has committed a crime) or the post office (unless the cat ... Read the complete review
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