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 Don't Do That, Kitty Kilroy! - Cressida Cowell
Description: ISBN 0340743867 / Author: Cressida Cowell / Genre: Junior Books Newest Review: ... a ball. She sits in her pyjamas all day, eats nothing but cold cereal and ice cream and invites all her friends round to help ... more  ... her mess up the sitting room. Problems start though, when all her friends get tired and start to feel ill after staying up too late.
Mum arrives home just in the nick of time to send all her friends home and clean her up before getting Kitty settled in bed, which is just what Kitty wants. The story ends with Kitty dreaming of having more fun doing things she isn't allowed again and with the words, "Until tomorrow of course…."
***The Illustrations***
The pictures in this book are delightful and the expres...more |
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Don't Do That, Kitty Kilroy! - Cressida Cowell: Is This What Your Kitty Wants To Do? (746 words)
by belfin - written on 10/08/06 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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***The Author*** I must admit I had never heard of Cressida Cowell before finding this book so I had to do a little bit of research. I found out that she not only writes books but illustrates them too and that she is actually the author of quite a few popular books, in particular How to Train Your Dragon, which was the first book in the series that features Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third. These popular books are aimed more at the 7 - 11 age group but she has also written quite a few books for younger readers of Kitty Kilroy is one. ***The Story*** Kitty Kilroy is a little girl who wants to do whatever she wants. Unfortunately, her ...
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