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Read Reviews for Six-Dinner Sid - Inga Moore
by - written on 21/11/07 (Very useful, 248 readings)
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Six Dinner Sid by Inga Moore This is basically a story about a cat who has six owners, and because of this fact, ends up eating six dinners every day... truly an independent cat. ~~The Story ~~ We first meet Sid on the first page when we see a sleek black cat sitting by the door of a house on a leafy road. This, we learn is Aristotle street, and sid lives at number 1. But hold on and continue onto the next double page spread; this is where we see more of the street and learn that not only does Sid live at number one Aristotle street but also at numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The idea is that Sid goes from house to house and gets a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/04/07 (Very useful, 1188 readings)
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'Six Dinner Sid' is a delightful and humourous picture book, written by Inga Moore, which tells the story of a cat called Sid and how his life is somewhat complicated to say the least... Sid leaves in a very pretty place called Aristotle Street. He lives at number one. However, unbeknown to his owner at number one, he also lives at number two, and three, four, five and six as well! He manages to live in all six houses with six different owners with no one realising this at all! We are told that the reason that Sid lives in all six houses is so he can have six dinners (evidently one dinner is just not enough!). These dinners vary from fish to lamb to mince to ... Read the complete review
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