Book details
Tatty Ratty
Description
It's a serious business when a rabbit gets lost.
Tatty Ratty is lost again. Molly and her mum and dad look everywhere, but there's no sign of him. They start to worry, but soon they realize that he has probably gone off on an exciting adventure, and they begin to imagine what he might be doing. Might he be driving a train?... or sailing on a pirate ship?
Wherever he is, one thing's for sure - when he's finished his journey, Tatty Ratty will be waiting for Molly!
A wonderfully inventive story, starring a brave and adventurous rabbit! With glowing illustrations, this is an exciting and heart-warming from Helen Cooper, twice winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal
Age
2-6
Text complexity
developing
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- Encourages Imagination: 'Tatty Ratty' by Helen Cooper is a beautifully illustrated book that takes children on a magical journey, encouraging them to use their imagination as they follow the adventures of a lost toy rabbit.
- Teaches About Loss and Recovery: The story provides a gentle exploration of the themes of loss and recovery, helping children to understand and cope with the emotions associated with misplacing something dear to them.
- Promotes Family Bonding: Reading 'Tatty Ratty' together can be a bonding experience for parents and children, offering a story that resonates with both, and providing opportunities for discussions about the importance of caring for one's belongings.
- Celebrates Storytelling: Helen Cooper's engaging narrative and captivating illustrations celebrate the art of storytelling, making 'Tatty Ratty' a delightful read that can inspire a love for books and reading in young children.