Desolate Katy Kangaroo has no pocket in which to carry her son Freddy, so she asks all the other animals how they carry their children and finally goes to the city to find a pocket of her own. Until Katy finds an apron with pockets, she is very sad, for she has no way in which to carry her baby. Katy's distress at being a kangaroo with no pouch is quickly remedied by a kindly construction worker.
Feedback from Users!
26 January 2010
Format: Paperback
I
was bought this book when I went into hospital aged 5 (1970)and I have
loved it ever since. It is a delightful book and has a lovely story
about a dear mother kangaroo searching for a pocket. It is a favourite
and so now I am trying to get a new copy for my son. For a book that is
at least 40 years old it is timeless.
31 May 2016 - Published on Amazon.com
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Katy No-Pocket is just that a cute book about a kangaroo with no pocket.
This
book is great as it opens up the conversation about kangaroos and how
they carry their young as compared to other animals. It is also a way
to discuss the concept of charity. Because, it is a charitable act that
the workman gives Katy the apron off his back. It also opens up a
conversation about empathy when the owl helps her out of concern for her
sadness. I also like that it gives me an opportunity to discuss with
my son the idea that sometimes things that seem bad aka Katy had no
pocket to carry her baby; can become the catalyst for good aka Katy gets
an apron with many pockets and she is able to carry many other animals
when they need help.
The illustrations of H. A. Rey, Curious George's creator, are just as memorable, adorable, and lovable as always.
19 March 2018 - Published on Amazon.com
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Katy
No-pocket has been a favorite with my family for close to 25 years. It
is an enchanting story that takes a problem and makes a creative
solution. This book as had such an impact on my children (now adults)
that everything they use must have many pockets!
10 May 2017 - Published on Amazon.com
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I
read this book as a child and recently went to Australia for the first
time. I wanted to share my adventure with my preschool aged
grandchildren so I brought it to their class and read it to them. I
think they loved it too. I even got to talk a little about Kangaroos
too. They all are familiar with Winnie the Pooh and his friend Kanga
so this was a new opportunity to share a little more about
Kangaroos...and in this case they were the main character!
13 December 2013 - Published on Amazon.com
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We
had borrowed this book from our local library and my 4 year old loved
it. It became a nightly read and when we had to return it to the library
she cried. So I started looking around for a copy. The one we found was
a used copy from a library so I figured there would be marks in it or
ripped pages, but for the couple of dollars I paid it would be ok. When
we got the book other than the outer cover being dingy and one tiny rip
on a page it was in excellent condition. One Clorox wipe and a tiny
piece of tape and she is happy as can be with the book.
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