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The Language of Cat

By (author) Rachel Rooney
Illustrated by Ellie Jenkins
Format: Paperback / softback
Publisher: Quarto Publishing PLC, United Kingdom
Imprint: Frances Lincoln Children's Books
Published: 5th May 2011
Dimensions: w 128mm h 196mm d 10mm
Weight: 80g
Interest age: From 9 to 12 years
ISBN-10: 1847801676
ISBN-13: 9781847801678
Barcode No: 9781847801678
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Synopsis
Find out who cast the P from a spell; read about the queen who dreams of eating burgers and chips; see what happened to the friend who swallowed a DVD; best of all, learn the language of Cat. With wordplay and riddles, and poems that make you laugh, tell you stories and make you think, this is a remarkable debut collection from an exciting new children's poet.

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'is something rare - a poetry book for children that doesn't patronise its intended audience' Rachel Rooney's poems have a subtle distinctive speaking voice, lighting up shifts of thought and feeling that young readers will recognise but that cliches would conceal. A well-crafted, stimulating and un-patronising box of delights, always accessible and constantly inventive. This book is brilliant because anyone at any age, can read and enjoy it. It would be perfect for a birthday or Christmas present, and anyone who got it would be very lucky!! I've kept my whole family entertained by reading these poems aloud, and I hope you can share the gift of Rachel's poetry with your family.

A well-crafted, stimulating and un-patronising box of delights, always accessible and constantly inventive.

A delightful assortment of poems in myriad styles.

Rachel Rooney' s poems have a subtle distinctive speaking voice, lighting up shifts of thought and feeling that young readers will recognise but that cliche s would conceal.

'is something rare - a poetry book for children that doesn't patronise its intended audience'