The Cat Who Wished to Be a Man Audiobook

" This book is like a long folktale. It is about the greediness of man kind and making hard decisions. "

" A cat is changed into a man by his owner, a wizard, at the insistence of the cat. Though he is just to be a man for 24 hours,he has an amazing adventure and learns what is it like to be a human being. He become a hero but does he remain a man? You will enjoy this story! "

" My favorite book from childhood. "

" good lesson... take the good with the bad "

" I remember my Mom reading this book to me when I was about 8 or 9. I laughed hysterically for most of the time and later when I re-read it as an adult, laughed even harder. "

" Clever, fun, keeps you hanging in there, which we did until the end. "

" This book is kind of out there. A cat wants to become a man and then his master turns him into one. He goes out on an adventure that is somewhat interesting. My son liked it more than I did. "

" this book is funny and charming. lionel is so ignorant when it comes to humanity. the story plot was fantastic.the unexpected love is disturbing. i loved it. "

" Daddy read this one aloud. Logan liked the notion of a man behaving like a cat; jumping up on the fireplace mantel, scratching, purring. He thought that was hilarious. Lloyd Alexander always delivers, bless his cat-loving self. "

" Not my favorite Lloyd Alexander although an interesting premise, viewing humanity through the eyes of a cat who so much desires to be a man. Heavy on the moralizing, and the stereotypes are too strong for my taste, but still a good fantasy and a quick read. "

" Wizard's cat turns into a man and changes the town. "

" Lots of funny stuff, especially at the beginning of the book. Fun to read out loud. "

" Yes, I'm a sucker for cat stories. This one is very funny. I wonder if Pratchett had read it before he turned Greebo into a man, or if that just happened to be great minds thinking alike? "

" I know he's known best for his Prydain books but I prefer his cat books. "

" Read it when I was little and found it for a dollar at my job. Quite a good book for a kid. "

" It's a silly book, but it's fun. A cat named Lionel decides he wants to become a man and as he lives with a wizard he gets his wish. Hijinks ensue as he discovers that being able to speak and look like a human doesn't really make one a human. "

" This too was clever, but more than kids in the age of 10-12. I read it when I was 12 or 13, and though I enjoyed, something tells me I'd have liked it more had I read it younger. "

" Unique and traditional but an easy read. The end wasn't completely satisfying but overall, fun and an experiance. "

" This is a good book. I recommend it to all. J.K. It's probably to kiddish for anyone. "

" But the full emsemble recording was cloyingly bad. "

" Not my favorite Lloyd Alexander although an interesting premise, viewing humanity through the eyes of a cat who so much desires to be a man. Heavy on the moralizing, and the stereotypes are too strong for my taste, but still a good fantasy and a quick read. "

" Lots of funny stuff, especially at the beginning of the book. Fun to read out loud. "

" this book is funny and charming. lionel is so ignorant when it comes to humanity. the story plot was fantastic.the unexpected love is disturbing. i loved it. "

" This book is kind of out there. A cat wants to become a man and then his master turns him into one. He goes out on an adventure that is somewhat interesting. My son liked it more than I did. "

" good lesson... take the good with the bad "

" Yes, I'm a sucker for cat stories. This one is very funny. I wonder if Pratchett had read it before he turned Greebo into a man, or if that just happened to be great minds thinking alike? <br/> <br/> "

" Wizard's cat turns into a man and changes the town. "

" This book is like a long folktale. It is about the greediness of man kind and making hard decisions. "

" Clever, fun, keeps you hanging in there, which we did until the end. "

" This too was clever, but more than kids in the age of 10-12. I read it when I was 12 or 13, and though I enjoyed, something tells me I'd have liked it more had I read it younger. "

" I remember my Mom reading this book to me when I was about 8 or 9. I laughed hysterically for most of the time and later when I re-read it as an adult, laughed even harder. "

" My favorite book from childhood. "