Catch Me If You Can
By David Styring
A cheeky runner races through colourful scenes—but can young readers catch them?
interactive · playful · engaging
Pageticker community rating
Average 4.69, from 16 readers
What does the Pageticker team say about Catch Me If You Can?
Catch Me If You Can! takes young children on a cheerful underwater adventure with Terence, a little fish who wants to impress his dad but discovers that being himself is rather more useful than showing off. David Styring’s bouncy rhymes and Jo Byatt’s bright illustrations make this a lively read-aloud, while the gentle message about confidence and discovering your own strengths gives grown-ups something to like too.
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What is Catch Me If You Can about?
Join the thrilling chase in 'Catch Me If You Can' as a mischievous character dashes through vibrant scenes, inviting young readers to catch them if they can! This interactive picture book, filled with lively illustrations and playful rhymes, encourages children to engage in a fun-filled pursuit, enhancing their motor skills and imagination.
About the author
David Styring is a talented author who loves writing fun and exciting stories for children. His books often feature memorable characters and engaging adventures that make reading enjoyable. David enjoys inspiring young readers to use their imagination and discover the magic of stories. If you love tales full of laughter and surprises, his books are a great choice!
Discussion ideas around Catch Me If You Can
Terence’s big idea: Why do you think Terence wants to impress his dad, and what might he be feeling when things do not go as planned?
Finding your strengths: What special strengths does Terence discover, and what is something you are good at in your own way?
Trying something new: How does Terence’s adventure change when he keeps trying, and what can we learn from having another go?
Family encouragement: How does Terence’s dad help him, and what could you say to encourage someone who feels they cannot do something?
Life under the sea: Which underwater creature or place would you most like to explore, and what do you think you might find there?
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2015
First published
2015
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