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* ShoutOut: When the family are putting on their coats to go out for something to eat Sophie is seen in a red coat, a subtle reminder of [[Literature/LittleRedRidingHood another story about a girl who meets a very hungry carnivorous animal]].
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* ShoutOut: When the family are putting on their coats to go out for something to eat Sophie is seen in a red coat, a subtle reminder of [[Literature/LittleRedRidingHood another story about a girl who meets a very hungry carnivorous animal]].animal]].
* TalkingAnimal: The tiger can talk.
* TalkingAnimal: The tiger can talk.
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work first published in 1968. One day Sophie is having afternoon tea with her mother when they hear a knock on the door. Wondering who it could possibly be Sophie answers the door and the caller is revealed to be a large tiger. When the Tiger asks if he could come in to have tea with them in the house Sophie and her mum welcome their quest with equal awe of his presence, fear as he starts to eat everything in their house, and warmth as Sophie sees the gentler side of their carnivorous guest.
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, Creator/JudithKerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work first published in 1968. One day Sophie is having afternoon tea with her mother when they hear a knock on the door. Wondering who it could possibly be Sophie answers the door and the caller is revealed to be a large tiger. When the Tiger asks if he could come in to have tea with them in the house Sophie and her mum welcome their quest with equal awe of his presence, fear as he starts to eat everything in their house, and warmth as Sophie sees the gentler side of their carnivorous guest.
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* PartiallyCivilizedAnimal: With emphasis on the ''partially'', the Tiger is mannerly, plays with with Sophie and does not overstay his welcome while also ransacking the house for food and even drinking tap water straight out of the tap from the sink.
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* CheshireCatGrin: As a member of the Felidae animal family that is accustomed to English meal times the Tiger does not disappoint.
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* CheshireCatGrin: As a member of the Felidae animal family that who is accustomed to English meal times the Tiger does not disappoint.
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* CheshireCatGrin: As a member of the Felidae animal family that is accustomed to English dining times the Tiger does not disappoint.
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* CheshireCatGrin: As a member of the Felidae animal family that is accustomed to English dining meal times the Tiger does not disappoint.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: The identity and origins of the talking Tiger are left a mystery.]]
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* CheshireCatGrin: As an Felidae, the scientific name for the cat family; that is accustomed to English dining times the Tiger does not disappoint.
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* CheshireCatGrin: As an Felidae, a member of the scientific name for the cat family; Felidae animal family that is accustomed to English dining times the Tiger does not disappoint.
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* CheshireCatGrin: The Tiger (well it is a Felidae, the scientific name for the cat family; that is accustomed to English dining times).
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* CheshireCatGrin: The Tiger (well it is a As an Felidae, the scientific name for the cat family; that is accustomed to English dining times).times the Tiger does not disappoint.
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work first published in 1968. One day Sophie is having afternoon tea with her mother when they hear a knock on the door. Wondering who it could possibly be Sophie answers the door and the caller is revealed to be a large tiger. When the Tiger asks if he could come in to have tea with them in the house Sophie and her mum welcome their quest with equal awe of his presence, fear as he starts to eat everything in their house, and warmth as Sophie sees the gentler side of their carnivorous quest.
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work first published in 1968. One day Sophie is having afternoon tea with her mother when they hear a knock on the door. Wondering who it could possibly be Sophie answers the door and the caller is revealed to be a large tiger. When the Tiger asks if he could come in to have tea with them in the house Sophie and her mum welcome their quest with equal awe of his presence, fear as he starts to eat everything in their house, and warmth as Sophie sees the gentler side of their carnivorous quest.
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* RiddleForTheAges: [[spoiler: Who was the Tiger? Where did he come from? Where did he go?]]
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* RiddleForTheAges: [[spoiler: Who was the Tiger? Where did he come from? Where did he go?]]go?]]
* ShoutOut: When the family are putting on their coats to go out for something to eat Sophie is seen in a red coat, a subtle reminder of [[Literature/LittleRedRidingHood another story about a girl who meets a very hungry carnivorous animal]].
* ShoutOut: When the family are putting on their coats to go out for something to eat Sophie is seen in a red coat, a subtle reminder of [[Literature/LittleRedRidingHood another story about a girl who meets a very hungry carnivorous animal]].
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work first published in 1968. One day Sophie is having afternoon tea with her mother when they hear a knock on the door. Wondering who it could possibly be Sophie answers the door and the caller is revealed to be a large tiger. When the tiger asks if he could come in to have tea with them in the house Sophie and her mum welcome their quest with equal awe of his presence, fear as he starts to eat everything in their house, and warmth as Sophie sees the gentler side of their carnivorous quest.
Soon, when tea is finished and all the food in the house has been emptied the tiger bids goodbye to Sophie and her mother and politely leaves just before Sophie's father comes in from work. Sophie eagerly tells her father about their day and with no food left the family decide to head out for something to eat.
Soon, when tea is finished and all the food in the house has been emptied the tiger bids goodbye to Sophie and her mother and politely leaves just before Sophie's father comes in from work. Sophie eagerly tells her father about their day and with no food left the family decide to head out for something to eat.
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work first published in 1968. One day Sophie is having afternoon tea with her mother when they hear a knock on the door. Wondering who it could possibly be Sophie answers the door and the caller is revealed to be a large tiger. When the tiger Tiger asks if he could come in to have tea with them in the house Sophie and her mum welcome their quest with equal awe of his presence, fear as he starts to eat everything in their house, and warmth as Sophie sees the gentler side of their carnivorous quest.
Soon, when tea is finished and all the food in the house has been emptied thetiger Tiger bids goodbye to Sophie and her mother and politely leaves just before Sophie's father comes in from work. Sophie eagerly tells her father about their day and with no food left the family decide to head out for something to eat.
Soon, when tea is finished and all the food in the house has been emptied the
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* LastResortTakeout: Sophie's dad decides the family should eat out at a cafe when he arrives home after the tiger has eaten the house empty and left.
* RiddleForTheAges: [[spoiler: Who was the tiger? Where did he come from? Where did he go?]]
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* LastResortTakeout: Sophie's dad decides the family should eat out at a cafe when he arrives home after the tiger Tiger has eaten the house empty and left.
* RiddleForTheAges: [[spoiler: Who was thetiger? Tiger? Where did he come from? Where did he go?]]
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work. First published in 1968 the simple story of a tiger who one day unexpectedly turns up at the house of a little English girl and her mother while her father is at work just in time for tea and wrecks havoc has since become a stable of children's' early reading.
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work. First work first published in 1968 1968. One day Sophie is having afternoon tea with her mother when they hear a knock on the simple story of door. Wondering who it could possibly be Sophie answers the door and the caller is revealed to be a large tiger. When the tiger who one day unexpectedly turns up at asks if he could come in to have tea with them in the house Sophie and her mum welcome their quest with equal awe of a little English girl his presence, fear as he starts to eat everything in their house, and warmth as Sophie sees the gentler side of their carnivorous quest.
Soon, when tea is finished and all the food in the house has been emptied the tiger bids goodbye to Sophie and her motherwhile and politely leaves just before Sophie's father comes in from work. Sophie eagerly tells her father is at work just in time about their day and with no food left the family decide to head out for tea and wrecks havoc something to eat.
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Since publication the book hassince become a stable of children's' early childhood reading.
Soon, when tea is finished and all the food in the house has been emptied the tiger bids goodbye to Sophie and her mother
That's about it plot-wise.
Since publication the book has
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* LastResortTakeout: Sophie's dad decides the family should eat out at a cafe when he arrives home after the tiger has eaten the house empty and left.
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* LastResortTakeout: Sophie's dad decides the family should eat out at a cafe when he arrives home after the tiger has eaten the house empty and left.left.
* RiddleForTheAges: {{spoiler: Who was the tiger? Where did he come from? Where did he go?}}
* RiddleForTheAges: {{spoiler: Who was the tiger? Where did he come from? Where did he go?}}
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work. First published in 1968 the simple story of a tiger who one day unexpectedly turns up at the house of a little English girl and her mother while her father is at work just in time for tea and wrecks havoc has since become a stable of modern early reading and children's libraries.
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work. First published in 1968 the simple story of a tiger who one day unexpectedly turns up at the house of a little English girl and her mother while her father is at work just in time for tea and wrecks havoc has since become a stable of modern children's' early reading and children's libraries.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Let get this party started.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Let get this tea party started.]]
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** BigEater: Well, it is a tiger.
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One of the most famous children's picture books ever.
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** Last Resort Takeout: Sophie's dad decides the family should eat out at a cafe when he arrives home after the tiger has eaten the house empty and left.
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''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work. First published in 1968 the simple story of a tiger who one day unexpectedly turns up at the house of a little English girl and her mother while her father is at work just in time for tea and wrecks havoc has since become a stable of modern early reading and children's libraries.
An animated adaptation was produced by Creator/Channel4 in 2019.
!!Contains examples of:!!
**Last Resort Takeout: Sophie's dad decides the family should eat out at a cafe when he arrives home after the tiger has eaten the house empty and left.
[[caption-width-right:350:some caption text]]
''The Tiger Who Came to Tea'' is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, and remains one of, if not, her most famous and acclaimed work. First published in 1968 the simple story of a tiger who one day unexpectedly turns up at the house of a little English girl and her mother while her father is at work just in time for tea and wrecks havoc has since become a stable of modern early reading and children's libraries.
An animated adaptation was produced by Creator/Channel4 in 2019.
!!Contains examples of:!!
**Last Resort Takeout: Sophie's dad decides the family should eat out at a cafe when he arrives home after the tiger has eaten the house empty and left.
