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Tiger


 On Sale: 31/05/2006
 Formats:     Hardback
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Book Description

Tiger isn′t a real tiger. He′s a kitten. But sometimes when he plays he pretends to be a real Tiger.

He pretends that his soft, little, tigery paws...

...are great, big, tigery claws!

He pretends that his funny, little, tigery miaow...

...is a loud, scary, tigery ROAR!

And at the end of a long day of jumping and snarling and very fast running and quiet creeping and not playing with wool, Tiger really likes his bed...

Just like a real Tiger!


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ISBN: 9780007119745; ISBN10: 0007119747; Imprint: ; On Sale: 31/05/2006; Format: Hardback; Trimsize: 267 x 226 x 9 mm; Pages: 32; $19.95; ; BISAC1:JUV000000; BISAC2:121-121

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