Possum Come A-Knockin’
“Possum Come A-Knockin’” by Nancy Van Laan is a delightful children’s book published by Random House Children’s Books on August 25, 1992. This reprint edition features 32 pages of vibrant illustrations that bring to life the humorous antics of a persistent possum. The story follows a redheaded boy as he attempts to share his amusing encounters with a top-hatted possum that keeps knocking while his family engages in their daily activities.
Readers will find a charming narrative that explores themes of family and humor through the boy’s interactions with his relatives as they respond to the possum’s antics. The book captures the essence of multigenerational family life and the playful nature of nocturnal animals. With its engaging storyline and colorful illustrations, this book is suitable for young readers and is likely to be a favorite during story hours.
Official synopsis Publisher
Illus. in full color. “While Granny is a-rockin’ and a-knittin’ and Ma’s a-cookin’ and Pa’s a-fixin’, that old possum in his top hat and vest just keeps on knocking. The narrator, a redheaded boy, tries to tell family members about the possum, and when the family checks, the possum hides. Should be popular with story-hour groups.”–Booklist.
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