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The Cat in the Hat

Bestseller: about 10.5 million copies (estimate)

4.0 out of 5, from 484 ratings from Hardcover readers

On a rainy day, two bored children are visited by a tall talking cat in a red-and-white hat who turns their house upside down with games and tricks. They must tidy up before their mother comes home.

Facts last checked 2026-10-17

First published
1957
Pace
Fast
Length
Short
Pages
61
Format
Book 1 of 2 in The Cat in the Hat

Read this if you want rhyming, silly fun for a child learning to read.

Skip this if you want a quiet story, since the cat's chaos is loud and mischievous.

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Quick answers about The Cat in the Hat

What is The Cat in the Hat about?
On a rainy day, two bored children are visited by a tall talking cat in a red-and-white hat who turns their house upside down with games and tricks. They must tidy up before their mother comes home.
Who should read The Cat in the Hat?
Read it if you want rhyming, silly fun for a child learning to read. Skip it if you want a quiet story, since the cat's chaos is loud and mischievous.
How long and how fast is The Cat in the Hat?
It is a fast-paced, short read of about 61 pages, first published in 1957.
Does The Cat in the Hat have content warnings?
We have not noted any content warnings for this book yet.
Can I borrow The Cat in the Hat for free?
Often, yes. Check Libby (OverDrive) to see whether your library lends The Cat in the Hat; the borrow button above searches it for you.

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