Books with title The Three Orphan Kittens

Make way for the three little kittens who lost their mittens -- as you've never seen them before!"McClintock's feline portraits pack plenty of personality.... A sprightly and charming modern take on a traditional rhyme." -- Kirkus ReviewsWho will be able to resist wailing along with the naughty little kittens as they lose their mittens? And who won't relish rejoicing with the good little kittens as they find and wash their mittens -- and earn their pie -- as well as a loving hug from their mama?Barbara McClintock, a master of visual storytelling, presents this classic favorite in a comic-book style that encourages full reader participation. And her original twist to the ending is a warm embrace of kindness and empathy to strangers.

This Edition contains Audio narration and enhanced illustrations. "Three Little Kittens" is an educational English language nursery rhyme with roots in the British folk tradition. The rhyme tells of three kittens who first lose, then find and soil, their mittens. When all is finally set to rights, the kittens receive their mother's approval and some pie. Beside the moral story, this edition includes audio narration, a maze and learning colors through gaming and animation.The poem was first published in Britain in 1833 as an anonymous addition to a volume of Follen's verse and in the United States in 1843. It is one of the first pieces of children's romantic literature.

David and Rachel Wise were not cat lovers prior to being adopted by three 6-day old, female Tuxedo Kittens, Curly, BeeBee and Little One. In their forty years of marriage they had three small dogs; Tinker Bell, adopted from the Humane Society; Muffin, a gray toy Poodle Rachel won at a pet shop; then Buffy, an apricot Poodle from the Humane Society. The Wise's can't count the number of stray cats and dogs left near their home in the country who eventually found either the front or the back door. Some were given to friends, family or had to be turned over to the Humane Society because of diseases. When the triplet Kittens came to stay, love for them quickly grew.

"McClintock's feline portraits pack plenty of personality.... A sprightly and charming modern take on a traditional rhyme." -- Kirkus ReviewsMake way for the three little kittens who lost their mittens -- as you've never seen them before!Who will be able to resist wailing along with the naughty little kittens as they lose their mittens? And who won't relish rejoicing with the good little kittens as they find and wash their mittens -- and earn their pie -- as well as a loving hug from their Mama?Barbara McClintock, a master of visual storytelling, presents this classic favorite in a comic-book style that encourages full reader participation. And her original twist to the ending is a warm embrace of kindness and empathy to strangers.