โ Scribed by Tish Rabe
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When Sally and Nick need to learn about babysitting, the Cat in the Hat takes them to meet an expert: King Cecil the Seahorse! That's because when it comes to having babies, seahorses give birth in a very special way. The mom seahorse puts her eggs into a pouch on the dad, and he carries them there until the babies hatch (in his pouch) and swim out! Perfect for summer reading, nights with the babysitter, Father's Day--any day, really. This Little Golden Book based on an episode of the hit PBS Kids' TV show The Cat in the Hat Know a Lot About That! will keep kids laughing, teach them about a very unique animal, and even inspire conversations about gender roles!
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When Nick wants to go on an adventure and Sally wants to go swimming, the Cat in the Hat knows where they can do both--alongside Salmon Sam on her incredible journey up the Swirly Whirly River! Shrunk to the size of salmon and swimming in scuba gear, the Cat and kids join Sam as she swims against th
When Nick wants to go on an adventure and Sally wants to go swimming, the Cat in the Hat knows where they can do both--alongside Salmon Sam on her incredible journey up the Swirly Whirly River! Shrunk to the size of salmon and swimming in scuba gear, the Cat and kids join Sam as she swims against th
When Nick wants to go on an adventure and Sally wants to go swimming, the Cat in the Hat knows where they can do both--alongside Salmon Sam on her incredible journey up the Swirly Whirly River! Shrunk to the size of salmon and swimming in scuba gear, the Cat and kids join Sam as she swims against th
Featuring three Little Golden Books based on the hit PBS Kids' TV show _The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About_ _That!_ , this omnibus makes an ideal gift for holidays, birthdays, and happy occasions of all kinds. In _The Thinga-ma-jigger Is Coming Today_!, readers are introduced to the cast of the TV
\*You are what you eat. . . . *Cat smart, sassy, and funnybut thin, shes not. Until her class science project. Thats when she winds up doing an experimenton herself. Before she knows it, Cat is livingand eatinglike the hominids, our earliest human ancestors. True, no chips or TV is a bummer and no
_You are what you eat. . . . _ Cat smart, sassy, and funny--but thin, she's not. Until her class science project. That's when she winds up doing an experiment--on herself. Before she knows it, Cat is living--and eating--like the hominids, our earliest human ancestors. True, no chips or TV is a