What did the tiger tell us when he came for afternoon tea?

The tiger came to have afternoon tea and told us to face difficulties and setbacks bravely.

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There is a little girl named Sophie.

One day, she and her mother were having afternoon tea in the kitchen.

Suddenly, the doorbell rang.

Mom said, "Who could it be?"

For many parents, the story of "tiger coming for afternoon tea" may be dull at first, but an unexpected story is about to happen-Sophie opens the door and turns out to be a furry spotted tiger! Hungry and thirsty, it seems to have afternoon tea with everyone. ...

Grandma Judith said in an interview with BBC on 20 13: "This is a bedtime story I made up for my daughter when she was almost three years old." At that time, grandma Judith's daughter Tashi especially liked to go to the zoo to see big tigers. As long as she has time, she keeps begging her mother, "Tell me about tigers!" Grandma Judith, like every mother, tells her daughter the story of the tiger again and again with childlike innocence and love.

1968 "The Tiger Comes for Afternoon Tea" was published in the UK. Once published, it was loved and sought after by parents, especially children. Grandma Judith said in an interview: "I wrote down every word in the story with my heart, and I drew every stroke with my love for my daughter." Now, grandma Judith, who is over 90 years old, still likes to take her daughter to the zoo to see those charming tigers and relive the happy and sweet memories of growing up with her children at that time.