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How the Cat Swallowed Thunderby Alexander, Lloyd
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Book DescriptionDutton Childrens Books, 2000 First Edition ~ First Printing. Pictorial boards. Tall 4to. A fine copy inscribed, dated and signed by J.B. Schachner, the illustrator. Lightly worn jacket has 2-inch tear at head of spine and is preserved in a new archival sleeve.. Signed by Illustrator. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good+. Illus. by Schachner, Judith Byron. Book summaryMother Holly is a magical person who lives in a house full of magical and mysterious items. When her curious cat swallows a kernel of pop corn he starts to make all sorts of loud noises--could he have swallowed the magical popcorn Mother Holly uses to make thunder?Media Reviews"The oversized format and lively story line make this a fine read-aloud for a group, although there are also tiny hidden details...that will reward those who read the book one-on-one with a child." -- Kirkus Publisher NotesNo sooner is Mother Holly out the door when Cat is in trouble with the magical items around the house, including a watering can that causes spring showers and popping corn that makes thunder, in an original tale about why cats purr. SynopsesWarned not to get into his usual mischief, Mother Holly's cat tries to tidy up all the mess he has made while she is away. Other Recommended Books
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