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Title: The Pie and the Patty Pan
Author: Beatrix Potter
Narrator: Jenny Day
Format: Unabridged
Length: 18 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-08-08
Publisher: PC Treasures, Inc.
Genres: Kids, Ages 0-4
Publisher's Summary:
A cat named Ribsy invites her dog friend, Duchess, to dinner. Duchess is afraid that the menu will include mouse pie, which she dislikes intensely, so she goes to great lengths to sneak in a meal that is much more to her liking.
©2006 PC Treasures, Inc.; (P)2006 PC Treasures, Inc.
Members Reviews:
A literary classic, even without pictures
While I would have enjoyed this more with the original Beatrix Potter paintings, the story is just fine on its own. Its got this not-quite-subtle racial backstory to it which is a lot more apparent when you see the children's book with accompanying paintings. Love the story. I can understand why Duchess wouldn't like mouse, no matter how finely minced it is.
Five Stars
Love Beatrix Potter and there are so many lovely books that you just can't find in the stores
Not what it states it should be...
The book arrived with plain text that looked like it was printed on an ink jet printer, but faint There were no illustrations and many blank pages. Buyers Beware!
the favorite around here
if you ever want to hear your 3yo walking around dramatically saying 'a little dog indeed, as if there were no cats in Sawry! And pie for afternoon tea - the very idea!' then this book is for you. I don't think she understands what's REALLY happening in this book, but she clearly loves it as both of us can pretty much quote the entire thing based on the sheer number of times I've been requested to read it!
Potter, none better.
Potter is classic and should remain so. She never treats children or the adults who read to them , as anything but intelligent human beings.
So grammar and a few things might have changed with time. That becomes the reader's chance to become creative.