Mog the Forgetful Cat: Everybody’s favourite cat – as seen on TV in the beloved Channel 4 Christmas animation!: Kerr, Judith, Kerr, Judith: 9780007171347: Amazon.com: Books

Mog is every cat. But not quite. She is forever certain that she has not been and never will be fed sufficiently. She absolutely considers the flower box her territory, despite those funny noises her people make when she is up there, staring in the kitchen window at them. Then comes the night when Mog forgets her cat door, wants in, and goes to the flower box to communicate about this with her people, who are not there. Read how Mog saves the day, actually the night. It's a perfect tale for cat people and dog people, too, when a pet becomes a hero.

I had "Mog the Forgetful Cat" as a child and loved it so much I named one of my cats Mog. We purchased this for our son's 3rd birthday. He's asked to read it every day for the past 2 weeks. Even his cousins from overseas are familiar with the book and gushed about how much they love it.The book is a reasonably accurate portrayal of pets doing silly things and the way adults and children react to them. It's nice for children to see that just because mom and dad gripe about the pets the children can still cherish them.

I like this book because it is funny. I like it when Mog saw the burglar and shouted her best meow! And she forgot she already had supper!

I had this book as a child and loved it. My niece is fascinated by cats so I bought a copy for her (mine is quite beat up.) Since this is a board book it is very sturdy and great for toddler hands. Since it is a board book, I expected the story to be somehow shortened, condensed, or summarized. I was pleasantly surprised that the board book is the complete story. Of course the pictures are smaller but everything is there. And my niece loves it.

I love cats, especially female tabbies. Mog looks so much like my parents' female cat. Her pose on the cover looks exactly as our cat looks. A great throwback to my childhood. This is a story about a cute, friendly, gentle cat named Mog, who is loved by her family (the Thomases), but also tends to get in the way. She eats Nicky's breakfast, for example. However, the Thomas' love for her is always shown afterwards. When she plays the unplanned role of heroine (stopping a burglar in his tracks), the Thomases realize fully just how important Mog is to the family.