Engaged them, but most said they wouldn't watch it again. They liked the drawings and narrator. Kids learned to clean up after themselves. Their eyes were wide open while watching the shark story. British slang and humor were beyond some.
Very inventive production. Characters are quirky and appealing. Demonstrates that actions have consequences. Each story has cute animation and narration. "Captures your attention." Exposes children to classic literature with discussion topics.
Contains three titles: "The Three-Legged Cat," about a peg-leg cat's ride atop a bald head, "The Great White Man-Eating Shark," about a boy who resembles a shark, and "Keeping House," the tale of Lizzie Firkin who hates to clean.
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