Six-Dinner Sid - Inga Moore - Bog

Six-Dinner Sid, a delightful children's book penned by the talented Inga Moore, is not your everyday story. Published by Aladdin in 1993, this charming tale has been a favorite among young readers for years. The book belongs to the genre of children's literature and is known for its heartwarming narrative and enchanting illustrations. The story revolves around Sid, a cat with an insatiable appetite, who manages to get not one, but six dinners every day! Each meal is from a different house on the street, making Sid the luckiest cat around. But what happens when the neighbors find out about Sid's cunning strategy? Will Sid still get his six dinners? Published by Aladdin, this book is a must-read for children and cat lovers alike. It's a tale that teaches valuable lessons about sharing, friendship, and the importance of honesty.

Sid the cat lived at number one Aristotle Street. He also lived at number two, number three, number four, number five, and number six. Sid liked having six homes--he could eat six dinners a day and be petted by six different owners. Until he was taken to the vet not once . . . not twice, but six different times. Moore's illustrations are as charming and playful as her hero.