MOG the forgetful cat

[fryalot]

was a great book, wasn't it?

I'm going to buy it for my littlies.

Thought I'd share.

As you were

We have lots of Mog. Mog and Bunny makes me cry though

have only read Mog the FC, may have to get some others as well

I love Mog soooo much - I only discovered it with dd and it's wonderful. Delightful illustrations (which have now acquired a retro cachet!) and wonderfully simple text. I also love that even the burglar gets a cup of tea!

Haven't been able to bring myself to read Goodbye Mog though - have been seriously unsettled since I heard of its existence.

yes when mog forgets what she is doing in the middle of washing her leg!

I think Mog is menopausal

ooh, yes, be careful with Goodbye Mog.

I found myself weeping at the library after that one

Mog and the Baby is my fave.

Mog's Christmas is a favourite round here.

Have resisted Goodbye Mog

Mog croaks

delicately put there, pointydog

ACK........an't kids just learn when Grandma goes??? How traumatic to kill off a beloved literary character....not that Grandma wouldn't be traumatic too.

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, I didnt know there was a Goodbye Mog

I love MtFC and also Mog and the baby - Mrs Cluterbuck must be mad to leave baby there

Who writes them, I used to love them?

Never mind, found loads on Play.com

Judith Kerr She also did The Tiger that came to Tea which is fab.

I think Mog did a whoopsie in Dad's chair.

Mog diiiiiies??????

Are you sure she doesn't just go to live with a really nice family on a farm in the country?

Mog is a great read.

As is Meg and Mog.

Oh yes - when Goodbye Mog came out, I was with my mum in a bookshop and we both cried. Beautifully done though.

Afraid theres no doubt about it though Squonk

DD is 9.5 now and I still can't bring myself to tell her Mog dies, I can't bear the idea of coping with the fallout !

Was just reading Mog and the Baby today - can you imagine the MN thread - "Am I being Unreasonable - left ds with friend to go shopping. She left her cat in charge, ds almost gets run over and friend insists I buy the cat a "prize". WTF?"

I love mog!

I like the fact that I can read it to dd aged 3 and ds aged 7 and they both enjoy it-and I don't find it a chore to read out.

I'm in the process of stocking up on mog books as they get well read and I love the drawings-the picture of mog pausing halfway through washing her leg with her tongue peeking out reminds me of my beloved old cat!