Pat the Cat by Colin and Jacqui Hawkins

Pat the Cat

by Colin and Jacqui Hawkins

Do you know Pat the Cat? He's silly and he's funny – and just by changing the first letter of this name, you can make all sorts of amazing things happen!
An ingenious and hilarious introduction to rhyming words to delight very young readers.

Audio Version

Do you know Pat the cat ?

"Is that a cat?"
"Yes, it is."

Pat the Cat: "Hi!"

He's very fat.

"He is fat, isn't he?"
"Yes, he is, he's even got fat feet."

Pat the cat: "Fat? I'm not fat!"

He wears a top hat when he sits on his mat.

"A mat for a cat."
"Pat cat's mat."

Pat the cat: "I do like my hat."

But look! Who's that in Pat's hat?

"Who's in the hat?"

Pat the cat: "Who's that in my hat?"

It's Tat the bat.

Pat the cat: "Bad Tat,get out of my hat!"

Tat the bat: "Hello, Pat."

"A bat..?"
"In a hat?"

and Nat the rat.

Pat the cat: "Bad Nat, get out of my hat!"

Nat the rat: "Hello, Pat."

"A rat in a hat?"
"Well, fancy that..."

Pat is too fat to get Nat out of his hat.

Pat the cat: "Come out Nat!"

"Pat's too fat..."

"... to get in the hat."

Nat the rat: "No Pat!"

So that's where he sat.

Pat the cat: "How's that Nat?"

Nat the rat: "Dark Pat"

"Fat cat."
"Poor Nat."

While Pat sat, out popped Nat.

"Nat chewed the hat."
"What a clever rat."

Now there's a hole in the hat of the cat called Pat.

"Look a that."

Pat the cat: "Look at my hat Nat!"

"Very nice Pat."
"A hole in the hat."

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