Mog And Bunny

What do our readers think of Mog And Bunny? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy Mog’s funny devotion to Bunny and find the cat and her treasured toy very sweet. Some children may find the story a little simple, but the colourful pictures and gentle ending keep it appealing.

What does the Pageticker team say about Mog And Bunny?

We love the warmth and gentle humour in this story about Mog’s devotion to her favourite toy. Judith Kerr makes a small family drama feel important to young children, while the expressive illustrations bring Mog’s feelings to life. It is especially well suited to children who have a treasured toy or comfort object, although the threat of Bunny being thrown away may need reassurance for children particularly attached to their comfort toy...

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What is Mog And Bunny about?

Mog the forgetful cat loves her soft toy, Bunny, more than anything in the world. But one day, the family thinks about throwing Bunny away, not realising how much he means to Mog. Through a heart-warming adventure, the family soon learns about Mog's deep affection and loyalty, and together they discover just how special Bunny really is. A delightful tale about love, understanding, and the bond between a cat and her favourite toy.

About the author

Judith Kerr was a much-loved author and illustrator who created wonderful books for children. She is best known for her classic stories like 'The Tiger Who Came to Tea' and the Mog series about a mischievous cat. Judith’s stories are enjoyed by families everywhere and continue to inspire young readers with their imagination and warmth.

Discussion ideas around Mog And Bunny

Mog and Bunny: What makes Bunny so special to Mog, and how can you tell that she cares about him?

Treasured Things: Why might one person see an old toy as rubbish while someone else sees it as a treasure?

Understanding Feelings: How do Mog’s family begin to understand her feelings, and what helps them change their minds?

Favourite Comforts: Have you ever had a toy, blanket or other special object that helped you feel safe or happy? What made it important to you?