Author: Julia Donaldson
Illustrator: Axel Scheffler
Translator: Marina Yakovlevna Boroditskaya
Publisher: The Creation Machines
Series: The Creation Machines
Genre: Foreign children's poetry
ISBN: 978-5-902918-23-3
Pages: 32 (Glossy)
Weight: 396 g
Dimensions: 273x222x8 mm
“Timothy Scott, a musical cat,
With a guitarist named Fred
Sang on the streets all year round.
People flocked to them from everywhere
And did not spare their coins.”
…But one day, while Timothy was away, a thief set his sights on the hat full of money, grabbed it – and off he went. Fred rushed after him and… so the two friends were lost. Will they ever meet again? This is a lyrical, touching, and funny story about loyal and purr-fect friendship, written by the authors of the famous “Gruffalo.”
…The piglet with a wheelbarrow full of bricks, the three bears, Mother Goose – children will be delighted to find the heroes from other stories in this book. And the rabbit, busily chatting on his mobile phone, the rabbit from a good family with a score of Mozart under his arm, the beautiful but slightly bewildered princess walking arm in arm with the frog prince – will make parents smile too.
