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Farm-Fresh Cats
Consider if you will An ordinary day . . .
An ordinary farm . . .
An ordinary crop . . .
Or is it?
An ordinary farm . . .
An ordinary crop . . .
Or is it?
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
August 1st 2006
by HarperCollins Publishers
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Jan 19, 2008
Andy
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5 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
cat lovers, kids, cartoon fans
Shelves:
kidstuff
Great children's book about wild lunar energy creating a galactic force that makes cats grow out of a farmer's crop by the thousands. The book is illustrated by a Hollywood animator and the drawings are top-notch. Your kid will love this book and grown-up cat lovers will enjoy it, too.
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Awesome picture book about an alien invasion of cats that grow in a farmers patch after a meteor strikes.
This is a funny little story with whimzy illustrations. We enjoyed planting cats after reading it.
A cute, unusual story about some ordinary farms who plant cabbage but reap cats.
So cute!! Very silly and fun.
Cute. Creepy, but cute.
This one is a bit weird...
Farm Storytime
Jun 18, 2008
Krista the Krazy Kataloguer
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Shelves:
read-cat-books,
read-childrens-books
Well, this was different-- and very clever! I shudder to think how I'd be overrun if every cat hair shed by my cats grew into another whole cat. I especially liked the illustrations of the cats growing gradually up out of the earth, and the pictures of the cats who were "picked" too soon or too late. A fun read for cat lovers!
A great and fantastically weird story about alien cats coming down one night and planting themselves in a farmer's cabbage patch. I did this for story time, had a plant pot craft. The kids really seemed to enjoy it and even loved the surprise twist ending!
Loved it! Zany and silly, it smacks of Wanda Gags Millions of Cats--for any who were fans of that bizarre dreamlike book. The illustrations are especially fresh and fun with the hint of a retro air about them.
I got a kick out of this one. We just borrowed it from the library and I thought it was great.
Apr 10, 2013
Prathap
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