The Tiger Who Came To Tea - Judith Kerr Reviews

This is a classic childrens story book that I enjoyed as a child, and I am now able to read to my baby! It was first published about 30 years ago, so they fact that it's is still on sale says it all about it's quality and appeal. This book is aimed at young pre school children, but I have to say that my baby absolutely loves it, even ...

When asked the other day to recall my favourite picture books as a child, The Tiger Who Came to Tea was in the list. I’m not sure why it stood out in my mind so much, but I chose to buy it and read it to my nephew as often as possible. As the title suggests, for some reason a Tiger comes to tea and then proceeds to eat everything in the house ...

Author and Illustrator: Judith Kerr Genre: Children’s Picture Book Age Suitability: 2-4 years (although Amazon have it categorized as 5-8) Number of Pages: 32 RRP: £5.99 ***What is it about** The Tiger who Came to Tea is the story of Sophie and her mother who welcome an unexpected guest for tea in the form of a ...

The Tiger who came to tea First published in 1968, this book has been around for almost as long as I have, and it remains popular…well, it certainly remains popular with me, because I just like the whole fantastical concept of it all. The story starts with Sophie and mummy having tea (check out the home made cakes and ...

dug out my old copy of The Tiger Who Came to Tea recently to see if it still appealed to the children of today and quite amazingly it did...........I say amazingly as I am proud to announce that this book was first published in 1968 so it's even older than me!! ~ The Story ~ Apologies if I spoil the plot but here ...

Background... Judith Kerr is actually a really interesting author who escaped Nazi Germany in 1933 with her family and arrived in England in 1936 (via Switzerland and France). She worked for the Red Cross during the war and then went to art school in London. She's most famous for the Tiger Who Came To Tea, but also for the Mog the cat ...

I read this with my two little boys last night. It is one of our family?s favourites. It is a lovely book, just long enough to hold a young child?s attention. The plot >>>>>>>>> Sophie is a little girl who lives with her mum and dad. One day there is a knock at the door as Sophie and her mum are about to have tea. ...

The tiger that came to tea. This is a tale I have been reading for many a year it is a children’s book written by Judith Kerr. This story is about a little girl called Sophie who is just settling down to tea when there is a ring on the doorbell .Who can it be? Its not the milkman he came earlier its too early for ...

The Tiger Who Came To Tea is one of the few books we have ever bought twice. After the first one was loved to death, it had to be replaced. Despite being written back in 1968 (a year before I was born), it is still being published today and continues to be a must-read for today’s children. Indeed, it was on sale in Waterstone’s this ...

My children announced they no longer want a bedtime story recently. I was upset. I was very upset. I like the bed time story routine. It helps me convince myself I'm a proper mum, you know - an apple pie kind of Mum. Of course I'm not. I'm rather a failure on the domestic front - I can't cook, I forget to empty the hoover bag ...

the tiger who came to tea is one of those childrens book that appears to be a little dated. Todays children tend to demand sophisticated books. They do not respond as quickly or as well to the outlandish storylines. the idea that a tiger can come to tea and leave again having emptied a larder in the meantime is something a young child will ...