Mr. Tiger Goes Wild
by
Peter Brown
Order:
USA
Can
Little, Brown & Co., 2013 (2013)
Hardcover, e-Book
Reviewed by Bob Walch
M
r. Tiger was very prim and proper. He wore an expensive suit, and top hat and was quite well mannered Unfortunately, Mr. Tiger was bored. '
He wanted to loosen up. He wanted to have fun. He wanted to be ... wild.
'
W
ell, you might say, what has gotten into Mr. Tiger? Good question! But Mr. Tiger continued to want to break loose. Then one day the process began. First, Mr. Tiger began walking on all four legs instead of upright on just two legs. Then he let out a big '
ROAR!
'
N
ow that certainly got some attention. Mr. Tiger's friends didn't know what to think. And when he took off all his clothing and went for a swim in the town fountain, everyone was aghast. Everyone, that is, but Mr, Tiger; he was delighted!
'
If you must act wild, kindly do so in the WILDERNESS!
', Mr. Tiger's friends said. And so off he went where he could go totally and completely WILD.
B
ut soon Tiger became lonely. He missed his friends, so he returned to his city home. When he got back home there were some interesting changes awaiting Mr. Tiger. You'll see what these were when you read this picture book that celebrates that little bit of wildness that resides within all of us.
I
f you feel the need to
cut loose
and get a little wild occasionally, this is a story that will touch your very core. So sit back and enjoy Mr. Tiger's attempt to reconnect with his wild side.
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