Tatty Cat and the Wonderful Whiff, by Mella May, Illustrated by George Utton: #BookReview.

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74 pages, Children’s Books

A riotously illustrated book for children telling a hilarious tale of mischief in rhyme that works surprisingly well.
Children will love this story of the tatty cat in pursuit of a whiff of such tempting delights he’s willing to risk all sorts to get to the source and dine on it. The repetition of the ‘chorus’ will help youngsters develop language skills as they read or are read to.
The story is great fun and George Utton’s wild and colourful sketches provide inspiration for readers to add their own visual versions of the story on the blank pages thoughtfully provided in the back of the book.
I can see this becoming a real favourite for young children.

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