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by Paul Jennings

ISBN: 014038720X
ISBN13: 978-0140387209
Language: English
Publisher: Puffin Books (October 13, 1997)
Pages: 48
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Not your typical Paul Jennings book, I don't think, but still definitely worth a read. Newcomers to Jennings might want to read "Unbelievable" or "Uncanny" first, though.

Not your typical Paul Jennings book, I don't think, but still definitely worth a read. 2 people found this helpful.

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Jennings, Paul; McEwan, Keith, il. Ringwood, Victoria, Australia : Puffin Books.

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If you love cats, you'll enjoy this story with Keith McEwans' cute illustrations.

Paul Jennings AM is an English-Australian children's book writer. His books mainly feature short stories that lead the reader through an unusual series of events that end with a twist. Paul Jennings was born on 30 April 1943 in Heston, Middlesex (now part of Hounslow in London). In 1949 his family emigrated to Australia, where he attended school at Bentleigh West Primary School.

Sucked in. Jennings, Paul. Published by Puffin Books, 2001. Synopsis: Trevor doesn't want his appendix burnt, he wants to keep it in a jar! Crazy things happen when Trevor looses his appendix, and it seems that they just have to be together

Sucked in. ISBN 10: 0141311991, ISBN 13: 9780141311999. Synopsis: Trevor doesn't want his appendix burnt, he wants to keep it in a jar! Crazy things happen when Trevor looses his appendix, and it seems that they just have to be together. About the Author: Paul Jennings is a phenomenon in the world of children's books. He has written more than one hundred stories, and sales of his books exceed . million copies.

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Children's General Story Books. Publisher Penguin Books Australia. Publication City/Country Hawthorn, Australia. By (author) Paul Jennings. ISBN13 9780140377705. Categories: Children's General Story Books.

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Paul Jennings' "The Paw Thing" is a short children's story of 50 pages or so, with illustrations by Kevin McEwan (who did the original covers and illustrations for many Paul Jennings books). It was originally just a one off, but went on to become a 4 story series some years later. I first read this story when I was nine, and though I got through it, it was never my favorite. I like it a little better now though.

The story is basically about three characters, Mac, the owner of "Major Mac's Take-Away Chicken" (a fast food place in the vein of KFC), the boy who works part time there, and Singenpoo, the restaurant cat that wouldn't catch mice, a cat who Mac suspects can read. The plot, though simple, has its twists and turns, and will keep the kids interested.

I think one of the reasons why I never liked this book so much when I was younger is because of the illustrations. Don't get me wrong, I think Keith McEwan is a great artist, and defines Paul Jennings stories the way, say, Roget Dean's album art defines the rock group Yes. Trouble is, I think at times there are just a few too many illustrations. It seems that on every page, for every movement, there's a picture. The reader doesn't even get time to imagine anything, if that makes sense, as it's already there. The other reason I didn't think I liked it when I was younger is because of how vivid everything was, and being an unhygenic fast food places, it's a kind of gross vivid. I'm pretty sure I lost my appetite once or twice reading this book when I was 9. But really, looking back, they're just minor niggles.

Worth a look I suppose, but if you're just starting to get into 1980s Paul Jennings have a look at "Unreal" or "Unbelievable" first.

Meztihn

If you have a heart for cats this book is an excellent read for both children and adults. is the first of a series of four, but is a complete story in itself. It is an illustrated long short-story which can be read in one sitting if you have a fair amount of time.

Singenpoo is definitely a working cat who's job it is to catch mice in a takeaway chicken shop. But life is not being kind to her. Mac, her owner, swears she won't be fed properly until she does her job.

This story is written with considerable humor and charm, and, typical of all Jennings' writing, its ending is definitely a surprise.

Berenn

If you have a heart for cats this book is an excellent read for both children and adults. It is the first of a series of four, but is a complete story in itself. It is an illustrated long short-story which can be read in one sitting if you have a fair amount of time.

Singenpoo is definitely a working cat who's job it is to catch mice in a takeaway chicken shop. But life is not being kind to her. Mac, her owner, swears she won't be fed properly until she does her job.

This story is written with a lot of humor and charm, and, like all of all Jennings' writing, its ending is definitely a surprise.