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|author=Judith Kerr
|title=My First Mog ABC
|rating=4.5
|genre=For Sharing
|summary= There are few children's series that have been as long lasting as Judith Kerr's ''Mog'' books and even though the cat may no longer be with us, there is a huge back catalogue of old stories and images that could be repurposed. In the wrong hands reusing old Mog images would seem like a crass cash in, but done right, they could still hold the same sentimental appeal that the daft old cat has for so many people. Which way does ''My First Mog ABC'' fall?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0008245509</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author= Tracey Corderoy and Jorge Martin
|summary=Some things are easier to count than others. How many pens are there on the desk is simple enough. A little trickier is the number of cars on the road, but stand back and you can see them. The fact is that the bigger something is, the further you will need to be from it to count more than one. What would happen though if you were counting something that was not only big, but moving and also prone to eating you?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1509835520</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Nina Laden
|title=The Night I Followed the Dog
|rating=4.5
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=There's a Boy (who doesn't have a name) and a Dog (likewise) and in the beginning you get the feeling that the Boy would prefer to have next door's Dog who wins prizes in obedience classes and does clever things with the television remote control. That is until one morning when Boy opens the door a little earlier than usual and spots Dog getting out of a limousine. In a tuxedo. The he disappears into the back garden. Boy's shocked but a few minutes later he goes to the back door and whistles for Dog, who comes dashing in, anxious to eat. At first Boy can't ''quite'' believe what he ''thinks'' he saw, so he determines to follow Dog the next night.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1452161348</amazonuk>
}}