Fat Cat and Friends

By: Margaret Read MacDonald, Richard Scholtz

Narrated by: Margaret Read MacDonald, Richard Scholtz

A children's librarian, Margaret Read MacDonald, and a traditional musician, Richard Scholtz, combine voice, dulcimer, and autoharp to enliven stories for families and children in libraries and at storytelling festivals nationwide.

World Tales:
1. The Little Old Woman Who Hated Housework: A folktale from the British Isles
2. Conejito (the Little Rabbit): A folktale from Panama
3. Fat Cat: A folktale from Denmark
4. Little Boy Frog and Little Boy Snake: A folktale from Nigeria
5. Mabela the Clever: A folktale from Sierra Leone
6. Miera Miera Meow!: A folktale from the South of France
7. Telesik: A folktale from Ukraine

©2002 August House Publishers, Inc. (P)2002 August House Publishers, Inc.

Just wonderful!

The more we listen to it, the better it gets! My 5 year old loves it, and I enjoy listening to it to. The songs get stuck in your head, which is kinda fun. Good for road trip entertainment. We don’t do screen time much, so audio books are a boon:) The dulcimer instrument really adds to the experience of the stories.

Great kid book

My 5 year old daughter gave me a review for this book she said "I love that fat cat book"

love it

great and kind.the imagination in this is great.i do find it cute and funny too

Good

U u h j j know. G v f v amazing f br d a

Delightful!

My stepdaughter LOVES this audiobook. She remembered the stories from it a long time after listening to it. This book is a collection of folk tales from around the world. The stories are varied and interesting, and there are songs in many of them. The songs are well-integrated into their story and aren't grating like some children's music can be. The narrator does a very nice job. Overall, highly recommended for children or children-at-heart.