The Tiger Who Came to Tea Party Book Spiral-bound – Sticker Book, 31 May 2018

We purchased this item in preparation of having a Tiger who came to tea party. It was a lot of fun to make the bunting and paper chains and my one year old helped to do this so accessible from an early age. There were also recipes for party food, we did not try any of these out but they look easy to follow. There was also pages for children to help imagine, plan, clean up and draw their party afterwards. The book also include "pin the tail on the tiger" which everyone found great fun. There were also lots of fun games suggestions, so a great book all round to make party planning easier!

Great book. I used as a reference book rather than for its intended purpose - it’s just too nice to chop up! We made some of the recipes, really easy and fun had by all.

This was great, with lots of ideas and props to use at the party, exactly what we needed.

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Presented as a spiral-bound book this is a lovely book to give and to use with someone who loves 'The Tiger who came to tea'. You can make bunting, streamers, invitations and there are recipes too all with a tiger theme. Beautifully illustrated in colour throughout, it takes you right through the party process even through to cleaning up at the end.

I love this book has all great tips and games for the perfect tiger tea party. I can’t wait to use it for my twins birthday party. Only fault they’re should be more decorations in the book for the price

This is a really lovely book, its basically not just a guide for your kids of how to organise a party but also tips and things for them to do. Stuff to cut out and games for them to play there really is so much in this book to do. What is great is you can read this with them and help them along with the activities in the book. Fantastic bit of fun to organise a party or little get together for the kids.

This is a delightful party book/organiser with illustrations and text from the original book by Judith Kerr.Spiral bound, the pages can be torn out carefully as needed, although some of them could also be photocopied onto card if preferred. It takes you through all the organisation needed for the party and is aimed at the child (to be read with an adult preferably) encouraging them to think about what the party is for, who they would like to invite and what RSVP means. From the invites to the thank you cards with food suggestions, recipes, decorations and game ideas in between. It also includes a sheet of stickers, tails for playing 'catch the tiger' and a pull out poster for playing 'pin the tail on the tiger'I can't find a fault with this party pack and whilst I appreciate that some people don't like the idea of dismantling a book, I don't look at it like that because fans will most likely have their own copy of the book and can look at this as a party idea pack in a spiral bound form.You'll know your own children best, but in my experience this is just perfect for 3 and 4 year old fans of The Tiger Who Came to Tea :) :)