The Tiger Who Came To Tea

- Good morning, Miss Harding. - Oh, morning, Mr Pether. Lovely day.

Oh, isn't it just?

Ooh! Ey, ey, come back! Where are you going with that?

Oi. you! Stop!

- Oi! -

Ooh.

Ooh!

Oh! Oh!

No! No, no!

What a mess! I'm never gonna clean all this up.

Once there was a little girl called Sophie,

who was sitting in the kitchen with her mummy.

- Come on, Mummy. Let's go. - OK, Sophie, I'm coming.

Now, have I got everything?

- Bag? - Bag.

- Purse? - Purse.

- Keys? - Keys _

- - Ooh. Who can that be?

Daddy!

Forgot my keys.

Keys? Where are they?

Ooh!

- I found them! - Oh! Silly Daddy.

Thank you, darling.

OK, have fun!

Bye!

- Hm. - Oh!

Yes, that's...

- Hmm. -

- - Oh, oh, oh, oh! Bus! Bus! Bus!

Ready? Let's go.

- Hooray! -

Oh! What's Daddy forgotten now?

Good morning!

- Oh, morning. - We're going to the park!

There are swings and a seesaw and a roundabout.

Cor, that sounds like fun! Can I come too?

- How much is it this week? - Same as usual.

Uh-oh.

Ooh, I don't like the sound of that.

Oh!

Oh, well. I better dash.

- Oh, dear. -

Come on. Let's make some cakes instead.

Hmm!

Ooh!

Hmm!

Ooh!

Hm... Now, what are we going to do with all these cakes?

Hm...

I know. Why don't w've a tea party?

Just the two of us.

Really?

A tea party? Yay!

We'll have all the biscuits and buns we made earlier.

- And the best china. Ooh! And some sandwiches.

Ooh, yes. And of course the cake you decorated so beautifully.

- But that's for Daddy. - He won't mind if we've just a bit.

OK.

Just a little bit, though.

Some milk with your tea, madam?

- Thank you. Just a splash. -

- Ooh. - Ooh!

I wonder who that can be.

- It can't be the milkman. - Good morning!

Because he came this morning.

And it can't be the boy from the grocer because this isn't the day he comes.

I come Tuesdays!

And it can't be Daddy because he's got his key.

Ah!

We'd better open the door and see.

Excuse me, but I'm very hungry.

Do you think I could have tea with you?

Er...

Of course.

Come in.

Mm.

Mmm.

'Ooh! ' Ugh!

Hm.

Oh!

Hm.

- Oh. -

Mmm.

Hm.

I'll just get another plate.

Hm.

I do hope there's enough to eat.

Mmm.

- - Huh!

Oh, dear.

I hope you haven't caught a cold from all the rain.

Mmm.

Hm.

Mmm.

Would you like a sandwich?

Hm.

Or two?

- -

Hm.

Have one of these! Mummy made them.

Hm.

Hm?

Mmm...

I made these all by myself.

Hm.

Mmm.

Hm.

Hm? Mmm!

Hmm.

Would you like a little piece of cake?

Hm... Mm!

Hm.

You were supposed to eat that bit.

Hm?

Hm.

I think he's thirsty, Mummy.

Would you like a drink?

What about a cup of tea?

- And do you take...? -

...milk?

Sugar?

- - Tea?

Oh, careful, it's a bit... hot.

- -

- - Ooh, you're all soft.

Hmm.

Can you growl?

I can growl.

Do you want to hear me?

- -

- Wow! - Mm.

I really like your teeth.

They're so long and pointy.

Can I touch them?

Ooh!

Hmm.

Hm?

I knew I should have made more sandwiches.

Hm...

Mmm.