Dr KittyCat is ready to rescue: Pumpkin the Hamster
Jane Clarke (, Kent, UK)
Subjects
- Animal Tales - bundles of fur, fluff and fun
- Funny Stuff - rib ticklers to make you fall off your chair
Average rating
Dr KittyCat is always ready with her furry first aid! In Pumpkin the Hamster the little animals are very excited to be joining Dr KittyCat’s stargazing outing. When Pumpkin trips over, Peanut the mouse thinks it’s just because of the dark. But then Pumpkin can’t see the stars through the telescope, either. What could be wrong with him? It’s time for Dr KittyCat to investigate.
’We’ll be there in a whisker!’ This series follows the first-aid adventures of Dr KittyCat and Peanut the mouse, who’s always at her side. Each book is about a small furry patient who badly needs Dr KittyCat’s help. With fun and familiar contexts that children can relate to, lovable characters, and strong storylines around each medical emergency, the Dr KittyCat series has real appeal for children. A blend of photography and hand-drawn elements combine with compelling first-aid details to create a delightfully surreal furry world.
Reviews
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Principal Tulip Archway 22.07.2024
This book was good and the Dr is kind.
Madam Bunny Spaghetti-Hoops 22.12.2023
The story is very interesting. They went for a star gazing trip and saw the Milky way. I like Peanut the mouse because he was very helpful. Pumpkin fell in a hole and Peanut saved him. And then he realised Pumpkin can't see well enough. So Dr Kitty helped him too. I love their names.
Ambassador Portobello Gooseberry 05.08.2023
It's a bit sad, but I love the animals and pictures.
Empress Phoenix Lavalamp 31.08.2022
It was a fiction book. I like the character peanut the best. It interest me that peanut was scared of the dark. Yes I would recommend this book to someone else.
Principal Ariel Astronomical 31.08.2022
I liked the character the most is peanut the mouse because funny and cute.
Marshal Mandrake Pinkerton 30.08.2022
Very enjoyable book. Easy reading.
Count Pluto Colly-Wobbles 17.08.2022
I like this book because you keep focusing on one character a lot then suddenly you're focusing on another character a lot, and then both of them and it's very fun to read.
Lady Blueberry Archway 14.08.2022
The hamster needed rescuing because when they went stargazing he kept tripping over things as his eyesight wasn't that good. He needed glasses but he didn't want to wear them as he though everybody would laugh at him but in the end they all wanted glasses.
Fairy Ursula Bertrand 02.09.2021
I thought the book was very interesting. My favourite character was pumpkin. I would recommend this book to someone who likes pets very much.
Queen Cilla Bookmark 30.07.2021
I liked it
Master Pluto Frankfurter 30.06.2021
I liked Pumpkin the best. I would recommend it to my friends and family.
Master Switch Spinner 03.01.2021
I liked the book because I liked daisy the kitten in the story
Madam Kangaroo Legend 31.12.2020
I liked when the animals went star gazing but I didn't like when Pumpkin the Hamster fell, in the hole and got hurt. My favourite character is Dr Kitty cat because she makes the animals better.
Anonymous 13.09.2020
I loved Kitty Cat person the best and I loved their vanbulance.
Queen June Jellybaby 06.09.2020
This book is really good especially when Pumpkin gets his glasses!!! I love it!!!!
Sir Grip Vampire 04.08.2020
It was a really fun book to read but the middle part was a bit slow. I enjoyed the story and want to read more books about Dr Kitty Cat. I love cats. This book is fiction as it is not real. My favourite character was Pumpkin because he got what he needed in the end. I would recommend it to my friends at school.
Anonymous 01.08.2019
My favourite read
Queen Petunia Partridge 07.08.2018
Brilliant book wish there were more
Anonymous 04.09.2017
This book is about a doctor who was teaching a class and they went to go and stargaze but things went wrong when one of them fell down a hole and got hurt. I enjoyed this book because it has good names for the characters I thought it was a good book.
Anonymous 30.08.2017
