The Tiger Who Came To Tea Alberto Albuquerque Gauld mixes sweetness and melancholy

Gauld mixes sweetness and melancholy in a story that's slim but not slight

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The Tiger Who Came To Tea Alberto Albuquerque Gauld mixes sweetness and melancholyBy Judith Kerr. Published by Harper Collins. Softcover, 32 pages, Colour, 1968 A voracious guest makes a surprise visit in this ferociously popular tale, first published more than fifty years ago. When the doorbell rings unexpectedly one afternoon, Sophie and her mummy cant imagine who might be there. Much to their surprise, a tiger with a very large appetite has come to tea! First published in 1968, this classic and whimsical picture book from