Owl And The Pussycat
Lear Edward, Voce Louise
Subjects
- Poetry - rhyme, rhythm and rap
- Funny Stuff - rib ticklers to make you fall off your chair
Average rating
This is an illustrated version of Lear's classic nonsense poem that tells the tale of the epic sea voyage of two courteous lovers and their eventual marriage on the island of the bong tree, with the piggy-wig and his ring, the turkey vicar and the wedding feast eaten with a runcible spoon.
Reviews
I would recommend it. I liked the rhyming words.
Dona Amazonia Casserole 01.08.2023
i would have liked it to be more fun
Captain Poseidon Teabag 31.07.2023
I really liked this rhyming story
Princess Rapunzel Sausage-Roll 04.09.2022
I’m happy for them because they got married.
Senorita Rapunzel Spaceship 16.08.2022
Robert seemed to enoy the rhyming in this one but found the story too short
Coach Rapper Godzilla 01.08.2022
It is slightly good because I liked the part when they got married
Lady Sunny Quarantine 27.07.2022
Didn’t like this book as much, the words were bad, and I didn’t like the song
Prince Itchy Custard 05.09.2021
Funny story.
Lieutenant Trigger Haystack 10.02.2021
I like this poem. It is fun to read it.
Fairy Gloriana Costa-Rica 10.09.2020
It repeated and rhymed a lot. It was ok but not a lot happened. The book was like a song.
Principal Candyfloss Lanzarote 24.08.2020
Lovely book, good quality and well illustrated
Lieutenant Snoopy Gormenghast 19.08.2020
I loved the poetry and rhyme and because it has a cat in it.
Countess Aphrodite Wellington 17.08.2020
Our copy is illustrated by someone else (wasn’t an available option), and is a cute version, though perhaps not quite my favourite. Regardless, it’s always a pleasure to read this poem aloud and it’s a great way to introduce poetry to very young children. My seven year old now adores reading it to her younger sibling!
Chief Zizou Pipistrel 25.07.2020
Even though I have given this book five stars, I would rather give it ten stars because I like the rhyme.
Anonymous 02.08.2019
I liked it when the pussycat sang a song.
Director June Godzilla 04.08.2018
