Meg Goes to Bed (Meg and Mog)

All Meg and Mog books are Brilliant. Mum that is me was bought one, Meg on the Moon when I was 5 years old this year that book will be 40 years Old. Very protective of this book. Luckily Our Son Loves All Meg and Mog Stories.

We really love the wacky writing and quirky illustration style in all the Meg and Mog books.This should really be called Meg Makes a Meal though. As usual her spell ends in disaster but the ending is always cheerful and cute.

My little boy loves this series of books. Okay, so the stories tend to be a bit disjointed so you have to wing it a little, but I don't mind that - it feeds my imagination as well as his!Great to see there are a couple of DVD's too!

My daughters love to read these books they are so fun we can read them over and over. They can't wait for younger brother to get older so he can enjoy them too.

Love meg and mog. My daughter is building up quite a collection now. Can't fault the book or the delivery. My daughter is 5 and is learning to read and she finds meg and mog books easy to read and I love reading them to her at night.

My son loves Meg and Mog (he's nearly 2), Meg Goes To Bed is good, but not as good as some of the others.

already well read

My three year old loves Meg and Mog, and I admit that as parents we enjoy the stories too. I purchased 'Meg goes to bed' assuming that the magical storylines and illustrations would still be there. Unfortunately the illustrations are quite poor throughout which is a disappointment considering the usual high standard of Jan Pienkowski's work. Sadly even my son has had trouble reconciling some of the characters with his expectations (Owl appears as a white, beakless circle early on in the story). The story is a bit vague, but still enjoyable for a toddler.Most definitely one to avoid, throughout it just feels like a poor copy of the once fantastic Meg and Mog books.