A Beautiful Feast for a Big King Cat
A Beautiful Feast for a Big King Cat by John Archambault, published by HarperCollins in 1996, is a children’s fiction book that features a playful chase between a tiny mouse and a big cat. With 32 pages, this edition presents a lighthearted narrative where the mouse teases the cat daily, leading to a series of amusing pursuits. The story unfolds as the cat, determined to catch the mouse, takes a shortcut, setting the stage for an unexpected encounter.
Readers will find a delightful exploration of themes related to cats and fasts, as the story captures the excitement of the chase and the cleverness of the mouse. The engaging illustrations complement the text, making it suitable for young audiences. This book is designed to entertain while introducing children to the dynamics of playful competition and the importance of wit in overcoming challenges.
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“Big Cat, Big Cat, catch me if you can!” Every day the tiny mouse teases the big cat. And every day the cat sets off in hot pursuit. But the mouse is fast and always makes it home to safety — just in the nick of time. Until one day the cat takes a shortcut. When the mouse arrives home, the cat is waiting… and boy is he hungry!
A Dual Main Selection of the Children’s Book-of-the-Month Club
Children’s Choices for 1995 (IRA/CBC)
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