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Mog the Forgetful Cat - Judith Kerr

 
Description: ISBN 0007228953 / Author: Judith Kerr / Genre: Junior Books / The first book about Mog, that charmingly bothersome cat who has delighted toddlers for generations.

Newest Review: ... one night, Mog's forgetfulness saves the family..................she not surprisingly, forgets how to use the catflap. Being ... more

 ... so cold and hungry and seeing someone in the house, Mog thinks: " Perhaps that man will let me in, perhaps he will give me my supper" so she cries and miaows so loudly and pins herself up against the window in an attempt to get the man's (a.k.a the burglar) attenttion. Im Mog's defence, how does she know that he's a 'bad man'! Giving him a fright, he drops his 'bag of tools' which wakes the whole family up.............Mr Thomas shouts at the burglar and Mrs T, dutifully rings the police and the bu...more

jillmurphy
Crowned Review Mog the Forgetful Cat - Judith Kerr: A Cat Is Just Like A Boxer Dog, Right? (1220 words)
by jillmurphy - written on 17/10/02 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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Mog is a tabby cat with a white bib at the front and four white paws. She lives with the Thomas family; Mr, Mrs, Nicky and Debbie. Mog likes eating, sleeping in her favourite places, playing, chasing the birds and all those other feline pastimes. Mog particularly likes eggs for breakfast - they are her favourite things of all. I like to think that Mog has eaten so many eggs that she's starting to look like one - her head, with its little ears, bright eyes and snubby, bright pink cat nose is a perfect egg shape. She's got a funny, bemused little face and a tail that puffs up when she's excited. Mog's not that bright though - she's ...

Celandine
Crowned Review Eggs are nicer than Medals (1910 words)
by Celandine - written on 03/09/01 (Very useful, 259 readings)
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Mog, lovely Mog, if you've missed out on the pleasure of reading about her, or having her read to you, is a comfortably built silver and grey tabby cat. She has big long whiskers, a white tummy and paws, and a wonderful range of facial expressions, ranging from bemused, through very bemused, to faintly miffed, to happy in a goofy sort of way. She's our heroine, is Mog, despite, or possibly because of her faults. And she lives with a family called Thomas. Mrs Thomas, rejoicing in a green two-piece and a bad taste in hats, Mr Thomas, complete with yellow tie and socks, Debbie, in a bright pink kilt, and Nicky. This is how the book starts, and it's a ...

tb4ms
Premium Review Mog the Forgetful Cat - Judith Kerr: Forgetfulness (853 words)
by tb4ms - written on 03/02/07 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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'Mog the forgetful cat' was the first book written by Judith Kerr that was all about Mog. Following the success of this book and the loveable factor of Mog, Judith Kerr went on to write a series of books relating to the cat: Mog and the Vee Ee Tee Mog's Christmas Mog and the baby Mog in the dark Mog's Amazing Birthday Caper There's also a Big Mog Tape Audio Book available which is great for the car or bedtimes if you want a break for the night! ~ The story ~ Don't be put off by the fact that this book is nearly as ancient as me! The story is about Mog, a lovely, chubby, fluffy, tabby cat with a ...

 

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