Vincent Comes Home and Ketzel, the Cat Who Composed

Julie’s Library

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Stories For Kids, Kids & Family

4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2020

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Today, two stories about our animal companions. In the first story, a cat named Vincent learns what “home” means. And in the second, we hear the true story of an award-winning piano piece -- composed by a cat!

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Today’s featured books: “Ketzel, the Cat Who Composed” written by Lesléa Newman and illustrated by Amy June Bates, published by Candlewick Press. Copyright © 2015. Used with permission of the author. All rights reserved.

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0:00.0	You always need to Julie's library,
0:02.9	while locked with us together.
0:05.0	Today we're going to lead Vincent,
0:07.6	comes home in an illustrated by Jessica Bagley
0:12.6	and Aaron Bagley and Ketzel,
0:16.0	the cat we composed by L'Ea Newman,
0:19.9	illustrated by Amy June Bates.
0:25.8	Welcome.
0:27.2	I'm so glad you're here.
0:29.3	I'm Julie Andrews and this is my library.
0:33.4	As always, my daughter Emma Walton Hamilton is here.
0:37.5	Hello.
0:38.6	We can't wait to read with you today.
0:45.6	Let's see a L M N O R. There we are.
0:50.1	He.
0:51.0	This book goes on to pee for penguins.
0:55.2	Hey, Mom, how's reshelving the books going?
0:57.8	Oh great, I've put away half this huge pile and um...
1:02.0	Hey, Mom, hey Granny.
1:03.6	Hey, Hopi.
1:04.5	Hi, Hop.
1:05.3	You brought button.
	...

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