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Songs
Two of Rob’s picture books, set to music. Press play, then tap a book cover to find out where each song began.
Splat the Cat
His Tail Wiggled On
Splat’s first day at Cat School, with Seymour hiding in his lunchbox. Splat rides, wobbles and wiggles his way through a song of his own. Press play and let his tail do the rest.
Nervous about starting school and making friends, Splat hides his mouse companion Seymour in his lunchbox. Lessons begin well, but Seymour’s escape causes excitement among the other cats. With help from Mrs. Wimpydimple, Splat discovers that school can be welcoming, and that an unexpected friend has something valuable to offer.
See it in the Splat books catalogue
Russell the Sheep
What’s a Sheep to Do?
Russell the Sheep can’t get to sleep in Frogsbottom Field. He tries a rusty old car, a tree full of owls and a sky full of stars, until he finds the one sheep he forgot to count.
Night falls on Frogsbottom Field and every sheep is fast asleep, except Russell. He tries everything: a new hat, a bed up a tree, counting his feet, counting the stars. There’s only one thing left to try. Counting sheep!
See it on the Russell the Sheep pageWant to sing along?
The words to both songs are on Splat Tunes, at splatthecat.com.