The Tiger-Skin Rug
By Gerald Rose
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Synopsis
A thin, lonely tiger, struggling to find food, devises a clever plan to improve his life. He sneaks into the Rajah's palace and disguises himself as a tiger-skin rug. Enjoying the comforts of the palace, he feasts on leftovers and plays with the children. However, when burglars break in one night, the tiger faces a dilemma: remain hidden or reveal himself to protect the Rajah. His brave decision leads to a heartwarming and happy ending.
About the author
Gerald Rose is a much-loved British author and illustrator, famous for creating colourful and lively picture books for children. He has illustrated many popular stories, including the classic 'The Tiger Skin Rug'. Gerald’s playful drawings and fun stories have delighted young readers for many years, making reading an exciting adventure.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2011
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