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Wise, sometimes wistful but ultimately triumphant, this picture book really is something special. Judith Kerr’s previous Mog stories have always hit the highest standards; this one is her best yet: clever, affectionately illustrated and totally life-affirming.’ The Independent
Praise for ‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea’:
‘’The Tiger Who Came to Tea’ is a dazzling book which causes children to scream with delicious pleasure.’ Lady Antonia Fraser
‘A modern classic’ The Independent
Praise for Mog the Forgetful Cat:
‘Grandparents are likely to get as much fun out of seeing it again as the new generation of fans just learning to read!’ Choice Magazine
Financial Times
`Kerr's warmth, humour and honesty make this an engaging introduction to a difficult topic'
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42 of 43 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mog will be missed,
This review is from: Goodbye Mog (Hardcover)
Mog is tired, dead tired so she sleeps forever. After Mog dies her spirit stays around to look after the new kitten.This is a wonderfully written story about a very delicate subject. Mogs thoughts on the new kitten are lovely and just what you would expect from such a well loved character. Mogs death is dealt with very well and I know several people who have got this book for their children after the death of a loved one, not just a pet. It brought a tear to my eye having grown up with Mog. With luck we will be seeing stories about the new kitten.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
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Farewell To A Dear Little Friend,
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This review is from: Goodbye Mog (Paperback)
When I first spotted the hardback edition of this book in the shop and registered the title, my heart gave a sickening lurch. When I picked the book up and turned to page one, I almost collapsed in shock and grief. It took several minutes before I was composed enough to take the book to the tills. And I'm a grown man. But one who had loved Mog dearly for 30 years, regarded her as a sweet, funny friend, always there to cheer me up on the blackest of days. How could she be gone? When I got home and was able to read the book in a calmer manner, without worrying that my emotions would overwhelm me in public, I realised that the book is exquisite, so special, a volume to treasure. It was so brave of Judith Kerr to write this, and as a book to introduce the delicate subject of mortality to younger children, I can't see any way it could have been bettered. There's nothing here to scare or disturb little ones, but nor does it gloss over the realities. I just wonder if Kerr realised while writing this that it was just as likely that the kids would end up comforting the mums and dads?! (And like one of the previous reviewers, I've been wondering how Rumpus is getting along - I'd love to know!)
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Cried buckets of tears!,
By Megep (England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Goodbye Mog (Paperback)
As a diehard fan of the Mog stories having loved them ever since I was a little un, I approached this book with caution. Did I really want to spoil the happy memories I had of Mog the forgetful but loveable cat?
When I read this book, I cried buckets as it was so lovely the way Mog's death was told, and how the family gradually came to terms with her death, and eventually adopting another cat, but still saying Mog would be in their hearts forever. My verdit? Very sad to see Mog died, but felt it was done in a touching way, that would speak to children and adults alike, in allowing them to explore the issue of death and their feelings around it. I shall be keeping a copy of this in preparation for the eventual loss of our own cats to share with my little girl. How I wish I had this book as a child, as it would have helped me so much when we lost our family pets.
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