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Bluey: The Show

By Bluey

Bingo’s breakfast disaster sparks a heart-warming play—but can she keep going when it goes awry?

heartwarming playful inspirational

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Average score: 4.86

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Bluey: The Show turns a dropped breakfast and a wobbly home performance into a warm-hearted lesson in resilience. Bingo’s big feelings feel reassuringly real, while the imaginative play and family teamwork capture the best of Bluey - though children unfamiliar with the programme (are there any?) may miss some of the fun.

Genres

Friendship/Family Feelings/Wellbeing

What is Bluey: The Show about?

It's Mother's Day! Bluey and Bingo surprise Mum with breakfast in bed, but when Bingo accidentally drops it, she fears the day is ruined. Mum shares a special checklist to help her feel better: "Have a little cry. Waaah!" Check. "Then I pick myself up." Check. "Dust myself off." Check. "And keep going. The show must go on." Inspired, Bluey and Bingo put on a play about how Mum and Dad first met and fell in love. But what will Bingo do when things start to go wrong again?

About the author

Bluey is a lovable blue heeler dog from Australia, famous for starring in the much-loved TV show 'Bluey.' With her family and friends, Bluey goes on exciting adventures, using imagination and teamwork. Bluey’s stories are full of fun, laughter, and lessons about friendship and kindness, making her a favourite with children everywhere.

Discussion ideas around Bluey: The Show

Bouncing back: What helps Bingo keep going when things do not work out as planned?

Putting on a show: How do Bluey and Bingo use imagination to solve a problem and make Mum feel special?

Big feelings: Why might having a little cry sometimes help someone feel ready to try again?

When plans go wrong: Think of a time when something went wrong for you. What could you do next?

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2026

First published

2026

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