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I Want a Cat - Tony Ross

 
Description: ISBN 1842706918 / Author: Tony Ross / Genre: Junior Books / Jessy feels like she is the only girl in the whole world without a pet, and ... more
I Want a Cat - Tony Ross ... Jessy badly wants a cat. Her parents can't stand cats. But Jessy is determined to have one, so she makes herself a fluffy white cat suit and refuses to take it off until her parents buy her a real cat. She even goes to school in her cat suit, and eats raw fish under the table! Jessy's parents finally give in, but to their surprise, Jessy seems to have changed her mind about wanting a cat, and has her sights set on something else.

Newest Review: ... wants a cat. Her parents say no. So as any young child would she decides to work on them. Dressing as a cat, acting and ... more

 ... eating as only a cat would she keeps going. The deciding factor in her getting the cat is when she is yowling outside. They go buy a cat, knock on her door and out pops Jessie dressed in a dog suit. You never can please children, and in this age of want and not need this is a funny story by Tony Ross, who also produces another good story called *I want my potty* The pictures in the book are the same as in the DVD so having both is a nice idea for kids, we often read the book and they ask for the dvd being able to con...more

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charlhrdy
Premium Review I Want a Cat - Tony Ross: I WANT......... (199 words)
by - written on 11/05/07 (Useful, 68 readings)
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Having both read the book and watched the DVD I find this story a delightful one. Jessie - a young child with all the patience and reasoning of any toddler decides she wants a cat. Her parents say no. So as any young child would she decides to work on them. Dressing as a cat, acting and eating as only a cat would she keeps going. The deciding factor in her getting the cat is when she is yowling outside. They go buy a cat, knock on her door and out pops Jessie dressed in a dog suit. You never can please children, and in this age of want and not need this is a funny story by Tony Ross, who also produces another good story ...  Read the complete review

juicy_lucy
Premium Review When the want becomes a have... (905 words)
by - written on 11/05/07 (Very useful, 280 readings)
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I want a cat Amusing story by a popular author. The story actually makes me smile, reminding me as it does of all the “wants” children 9and adults) have, until they get the “want “ and then they want something else. The story focuses round Jessy, who really does want a cat; there she is, in true Tony Ross illustration style, languishing on a chair, surrounded by toy cats and cat books. She really does need a pet, because all of her friends have a pet, but when she asks her parents, they tell her that they will not have a cat “crawly, creepy, yowly things”.they give jessy lots of toy cats, but this is not good enough, so Jessy comes up ...  Read the complete review

 

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