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The Scaredy Cat

Russell Punter, Gustavo Mazali

The Scaredy Cat

Subjects

  • Fairy Tales - myths, legends and folklore from way back
  • Animal Tales - bundles of fur, fluff and fun

Average rating

4 out 5

27 reviews

The humorous story of Stanley the scaredy cat told with elements of repetition to help beginner readers develop confidence and reading stamina. Stanley is a cat who's scared of everything, so a dark house full of strange noises is the last place he wants to be. But Stanley must face his fears to save the day. Part of the Usborne Reading Programme developed with reading experts at the University of Roehampton.

Reviews

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I like it when he catches the burglar

Lord Cornelius Pineapple 29.08.2024

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I liked this book because in the end, scaredy cat felt brave for the first time in his whole life. My favourite character was Stanley the scared cat.

Master Burp Paperclip 03.08.2024

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I like this book because at the end Stanley was brave and was not scared anymore . I would tell my friends to read it too.

Judge Hopscotch Submarine 27.07.2024

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The story is very interested because Stanley got kind of very funny adventure.

Anonymous 13.08.2023

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it was funny!

Princess Fifi Archer 01.08.2023

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I like when the lady gave Stanley a special reward for catching the burglar and when his friends said well done you’re a hero!

Anonymous 29.07.2023

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I liked the character Stanley. He catched a bandit even though he was scared.

Madam Pinky Mildew 16.07.2023

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I really liked this story because Stanley kept on being scared of everything and then at the end, something happened so that he wasn’t scared anymore.

Lady Cilla Mildew 24.08.2022

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“It was funny when the burglar said ‘hey, what happened’. I think the lady was beautiful”. I would recommend this book.

Duchess Angora Jumpsuit 21.08.2022

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It was very good, it was the best book I have read, and I liked having a break from chapters. I liked Stanley the best because he was the scaredy cat. I would definitely recommend it to someone else because it was the best.

Director Bunny Pineapple 18.08.2022

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This book is good there’s a cat Stanley is scared of everything , so dark house full noises is the last place he wants to be but Stanley must face his fears to save the day

Anonymous 17.08.2022

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The book was very silly. I loved all the cats.

Professor Pongo Bluebird 15.08.2022

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It was great how the cat became brave.

Captain River Bungalow 11.08.2022

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I liked how the Stanley was scared and Snowy and Tabby weren't.

Sir Octopus Skateboard 29.08.2021

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My favourite bit was when Stanley the cat caught the burglar.

Judge Dragon Turkey 21.08.2021

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Lovely book for someone transitioning from school books. Lovely version of the ‘boy who cried Wolf’ with a happy ending.

Constable Bart Ketchup 16.08.2021

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I liked how the cat was a hero in the end.

Queen Heroica Tyrannosaurus 28.07.2021

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It was great that Stanley caught the burglar, he was my favourite. I would recommend this book to someone else because the lady brought loads of cat food for a reward

Lieutenant Rip Moonbeam 07.01.2021

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Stanleys friends have nice names and it was quite funny thta he was scared of something so little

Marshal Birthday-cake Quarantine 04.01.2021

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It was really funny. Stanley is a cat who is scared of everything. One day he and his friends chase a mouse into a house. The friends chase the mouse to the basement and Stanley stayed upstairs on his own. He hears noises as sees things and terrified. By accident he catches a burglar and they all call him a hero. I liked how he wasn't scared in the end. I would recommend this book.

Earl Muscles Bacon-slicer 16.08.2020