Wednesday is Spaghetti Day

Wednesday is Spaghetti Day by Maryann Cocca-Leffler is a delightful children’s book published by Scholastic Incorporated in 1990. This edition features 32 pages of vibrant, full-color illustrations that bring to life the whimsical adventures of Catrina, a cat who, along with her friends, enjoys a festive Italian feast on a Wednesday.
In this charming story, readers will discover what cats do when left alone, as Catrina and her companions cook, eat, sing, and dance in celebration. The narrative unfolds with a sense of fun and excitement, culminating in the rush to clean up before the school bus arrives. The book also hints at the anticipation of the next day’s festivities, themed around guacamole, adding a playful element to the storyline. This engaging tale captures the joy of friendship and the simple pleasures of food and celebration.
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What do cats do when left alone? Today is Wednesday and Catrina, the cat, and her friends are having an Italian feast! They’ll cook, eat, sing, dance, and toast . . . until the school bus arrives and it’s time to clean up–fast! But that’s okay, because tomorrow is Thursday, Guacamole Day! Full-color illustrations.
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