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The Tiger Who Came to Tea

by: Judith Kerr

February 06, 2006

my two sons aged 3 and a half and aged 15 months both sit in awe of this book! there is a traditional feel with the mummy making this fantasic tea which she is happy to share with this stranger at the door - a tiger! then there is the crazy element that you would let a tiger into your house - the tiger never roars at all and amazingly my very vocal boys never roar when they see him in this book as he is a friendly tiger.
this book is simply great, a must have for parents and children.

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The Tiger Who Came to Tea

by: Judith Kerr

June 04, 2007

my two sons aged 3 and a half and aged 15 months both sit in awe of this book! there is a traditional feel with the mummy making this fantasic tea which she is happy to share with this stranger at the door - a tiger! then there is the crazy element that you would let a tiger into your house - the tiger never roars at all and amazingly my very vocal boys never roar when they see him in this book as he is a friendly tiger.
this book is simply great, a must have for parents and children.

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Mog the Forgetful Cat

by: Judith Kerr

February 07, 2005
My daughter loves Mog, she has fast become a firm favourite at bedtime! I agree the pictures are dated, but I think that is part of Mog's charm! My little girl loves saying "Bother Bother BOTHER that cat". I will be buying some more for her to read, as I have read this one so much and want to know what other antics Mog gets up to!!!

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The Mog Collection (Books & Audio CD)

by: Judith Kerr

October 01, 2007
Five large, good quality Mog books in a hardback box, including a story CD; for an extremely good price.
What a wonderful present idea for boy or girl, age range 4-7, although my 8 year old also enjoyed reading them with her younger brother.
The CD was a bonus.
Nicely illustrated books including an ABC story that is very amusing with lots of alphabet themed sentences.
Very good buy for the book shelf.

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The Big Mog CD

by: Judith Kerr

August 29, 2005
We bought this when the cassettes broke, after 5 years' service. Delightful dramatizations of several Mog stories. It's a CD that would be my number one choice if I had to listen to a preschool CD in the car. Beautifully done.

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The Tiger Who Came to Tea (Pop Up)

by: Judith Kerr

September 01, 2008

my two sons aged 3 and a half and aged 15 months both sit in awe of this book! there is a traditional feel with the mummy making this fantasic tea which she is happy to share with this stranger at the door - a tiger! then there is the crazy element that you would let a tiger into your house - the tiger never roars at all and amazingly my very vocal boys never roar when they see him in this book as he is a friendly tiger.
this book is simply great, a must have for parents and children.

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When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit (Essential Modern Classics)

by: Judith Kerr

July 01, 2008

my two sons aged 3 and a half and aged 15 months both sit in awe of this book! there is a traditional feel with the mummy making this fantasic tea which she is happy to share with this stranger at the door - a tiger! then there is the crazy element that you would let a tiger into your house - the tiger never roars at all and amazingly my very vocal boys never roar when they see him in this book as he is a friendly tiger.
this book is simply great, a must have for parents and children.

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When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit

by: Judith Kerr

May 07, 2002
I absolutley loved it...I couldn't put it down. I'm really anxious to read the next 3 in the series. if you like happy, exciting, sad, clever, and historical you'll LOVE it.I highly recommend it!
By the way I'm using my dad's account hence the name.
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The Tiger Who Came to Tea

by: Judith Kerr

February 06, 2006

my two sons aged 3 and a half and aged 15 months both sit in awe of this book! there is a traditional feel with the mummy making this fantasic tea which she is happy to share with this stranger at the door - a tiger! then there is the crazy element that you would let a tiger into your house - the tiger never roars at all and amazingly my very vocal boys never roar when they see him in this book as he is a friendly tiger.
this book is simply great, a must have for parents and children.

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Mog and the Baby (Mog)

by: Judith Kerr

February 07, 2005
Excellent storybook for very young children - maybe 3 and 4 year olds, if not younger. Simple storyline backed up by colourful but twee illustrations, based on the dad-goes-out-to-work-while-mum-stays-at-home assumption.

The easily grasped incident and situation are pitched just right.