A Tiger for Breakfast
Author(s): Narinder Dhami
Ram the farmer is digging his field when a hungry tiger jumps out of the trees and threatens to eat him. Luckily, the farmer persuades the tiger he would much prefer eating the pretty white cow he has at home. The tiger agrees, but if Ram doesn't keep his side of the bargain, he says he will eat the farmer's whole family. When Ram gets home, however, his wife has other ideas about how to outwit a hungry tiger...A Tiger for Breakfast is a retelling of an Indian folk tale.
Product Information
An extension of the successful White Wolves brand for KS1. All titles are written by best-selling authors, and feature fresh, contemporary illustrations. Full-colour illustrations throughout and short chapters ease the transition from picture books to young fiction. Series devised in close consultation with the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education. This book ties in with themes demanded by the NLS for Year 2: world folk tales. Teacher resources written by experts available FREE online.
'This series is fantastic for providing moral tales for early years and a good read for older pupils.' The Teacher (March 2011)
Narinder Dhami is a widely published author of Indian descent. As well as her novels for teenagers, published by Random House, she has written 32 titles in the multi-million best-selling Rainbow Fairy Magic series.
General Fields
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- : A & C Black Publishers Ltd
- : A & C Black Publishers Ltd
- : 01 March 2011
- : 212mm X 145mm X 4mm
- : United Kingdom
- : 01 June 2011
- : books
Special Fields
- : Narinder Dhami
- : Paperback
- : 823.914
- : 32
- : full colour throughout