Mr. Putter & Tabby Write the Book (Mr. Putter & Tabby)

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Summary: Funny New Fiction Book for Young Readers
Review: Mr. Putter has always wanted to write a novel - a mystery novel to be exact. And now that the weather has turned extremely frosty and cold, and the snow is coming down in great big tufts, he believes that it is the perfect time for writing. However, Mr. Putter and Tabby soon find that writing is much harder than they had originally thought, as there is so much blank paper that you must fill with your own ideas, and there are so many snacks that you must prepare and eat, as writing makes you very hungry. And the, after you've had a great snack, you just must take a wonderful nap. With all there is to do, it's a wonder if Mr. Putter and Tabby will ever complete their mystery novel.

In this thirteenth wonderful book in the MR. PUTTER AND TABBY series, we are introduced to a more creative side of Mr. Putter, even if it's not creative in the writing sense, but more in the eating and sleeping sense. Readers are treated to many hilarious mishaps, as Mr. Putter and Tabby try to write their mystery novel, and will be excited to see the many wonderful illustrations by Arthur Howard that surely complete the novel in a wonderful way. Cynthia Rylant has once again created an adorable children's book that will live on for generations.

Erika Sorocco
Book Review Columnist for The Community Bugle Newspaper

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Summary: mr putter is back
Review: Winter has arrived in Mr Putter's neighborhood. He and his cat Tabby don't mind. They enjoy the cozy house on long winter days. Mr Putter gets the idea that he would like to write a book. Things go well at first and he gets ideas for his story. Then other things get in the way like cooking, eating naps, and taking care of Tabby. The winter days go by and Mr Putter still hasn't completed his book. His neighbor lets him know that there is always next winter and he can try again!






The cartoon- like illustrations in the book are really funny. Tabby is a cute kitty that always has a cute expression on her face.



This is a great book for early readers. There are pictures on every page and only a few sentences to each page as well.