Amazon.in:Customer reviews: The Tiger Who Came to Tea: The nation’s favourite illustrated children’s book, from the author of Mog the Forgetful Cat

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 13 April 2021

I bought this book on kindle version and it wouldn't even open. I have kindle 7th gen paper white.
Any tips or suggestions please ?

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Not good

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 12 October 2019

No value for money

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 17 June 2020

I can't read this because it is available.

That's why i had my (Review Title Fake) did you understand.

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Danielle And Dante

Fantastic

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 21 January 2021

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My son loves this book! Judith Kerr is a legend....I had this same book read to me as a child I read it to my daughter who's nineteen and now to my son who has Autism and is ten! A This is good book with a fantastic story beautifully written and always gets a giggle ..my son would love Tiger to come and drink all our water so he get out of his bath!!! This is the one book if my sons trying to convince me he doesn't know how to read he can't help himself he has to give in we have even sorted it with school that if he won't read anything else and reads this we can pop it in his reading diary!!!! There's also a set about the war times that's really good to as fits in when the kids do history at school ....there is also a little animated short film and of course we have that too thank goodness for out firestick 😊

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Pillionrider

Very short story, not good value for money

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 10 February 2022

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We were looking after our grandson at short notice and wanted a bedtime book at shirt notice and so opted for a kindle book for him. The book is fine but nit very good value for money.

PJ Fagan

Lovely book, odd format in digital

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 29 September 2021

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The Kindle edition of this book is ‘2-up’ only, requiring all of its single pages to be read as pairs in ‘landscape mode’, presumably to accommodate the one or two double-page spreads. This means the text and art appear relatively small on the page. Neither can be enlarged for a better view. This makes the book a challenging read for anything smaller than a full-sized tablet. The book itself is one of the best children’s books ever written and deserves better in its digital edition.

Lumen

Ein Kinderbuchklassiker

Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on 24 February 2019

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Als Kind gehörte „Ein Tiger kommt zum Tee“ zu meinen Lieblingsbüchern. Ich hatte die deutsche Übersetzung aus dem Ravensburg Verlag und habe das Buch geliebt. Ich musste es immer wieder vorgelesen bekommen und konnte es schließlich auswendig. Jetzt habe ich das Buch in der englischen Originalversion hier auf Amazon entdeckt und habe mich sehr darüber gefreut. Im englischen Original liest sich das Buch nochmal besser, da der Sprachwitz natürlich viel mehr rüber kommt. Durch die einfache Sprache und die tollen Zeichungen ist das Buch durchaus auch für Kinder geeignet, die Englisch nicht als Muttersprache haben. Mit zusätzlichen Erklärungen bzw. Übersetzungen der Eltern/eines Erwachsenen handelt es sich um ein tolles kindgerechtes Buch, welches ich gerne empfehle. Allerdings würde ich beim Vorlesen für Kinder auf die gedruckte Ausgabe zurückgreifen.

Anmerkung: Die Kindle Version ist nicht mit dem Amazon Kindle Gerät kompatibel. Das Buch lässt sich nicht herunterladen. Auf dem iPad funktioniert es ohne Probleme. Da die Zeichnungen farbig sind, ist dies aber ohnehin die schönere Variante das Buch zu lesen.

In der deutschen Übersetzung wird das Buch momentan vom Knesebeck Verlag herausgegeben. Mit neuer, näher am englischen Original gehaltener Übersetzung. Ebenfalls sehr empfehlenswert.

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susan Postill

Forbidden fruit

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on 17 October 2021

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This story is delightful and captivating and wonderfully subversive. The thought police will have to cover their eyes and ears.

Hannah Lowe

Kids love this!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 19 September 2014

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I bought this as it was it was familiar to me, thought perhaps I'd read it when I was young, when I showed my four year old she was very happy as she had read this at nursery and enjoyed it. Both of my daughter's loved the story and can recite it word for word, they laugh at it and it is a bit of a classic in our house. I don't remember the story and as an adult reading I don't quite understand why they love it so much but it is enjoyable

RP

Timeless favourite

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 15 June 2013

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This book was one of my favourites when young and so I am delighted to be able to share it with my daughter. I love the hint of whimsy in the illustrations coupled with the very matter of fact telling of the story.

My daughter has asked for this book every bedtime since we bought this book and it makes me happy that there is a point of similarity in our very different upbringings. The book does really make you realise how much Britain has changed in the past decades.

The formatting is great and easy to read both on my tablet and phone and the price is very fair for the joy it brings.

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