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Loading... The Owl and the Pussycatby Edward Lear
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. In this classic poem the Owl and the Pussycat sail away together on a little green boat and get married in a far away land. ( )Edward Lear's most famous poem. He used made up words like 'runicle spoon'. Wonderfully illustrated in warm soothing colors in a tropical theme. This is a cute little story that I think2nd and 3rd graders would enjoy. Though it is not the most educational book, it is written in cursive. Students would have to know how to read the writing and this might help them to become better at writing cursive. I really enjoyed this book and thought the plot was very creative and fun. This book talks about an owl and a pussycat and how they love each other. It shows them traveling all over the world together. I really like this book because I feel it shows that it is okay for two people that are different to love each other. We need more books like this in our classrooms. I didn't like this book. The words are to innapropriate for yong students who might have an older sibling and a foul mouth. Just don't want to go there with this book. no reviews | add a review
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