Not strictly a deal as its RRP but at least £2 goes to charity and it should be popular.
Mog and The Thomas family are looking forward to Christmas. But when Mog wakes up calamity strikes. Can Mog save Christmas Day?
Since she first appeared in Mog the Forgetful Cat, Mog has become everyone’s favourite cat and her adventures have delighted countless children worldwide.
Judith Kerr, HarperCollins and Sainsbury’s will donate all their profits from the sale of this book to Save the Children to improve child literacy in the UK. At least £2 from this sale will go to Save the Children.
Top comments
Tylluan to emmastreets89
13 Nov 158#8
Relevant to the deal how?
#stealthbrag
Chanchi32
13 Nov 155#1
£3 and £2+ going to charity - heat added OP
tiggerloveslife
13 Nov 154#3
Oh feel like all my Christmases have come at once...thoroughly enjoyed the advert when I saw it tonight and even more to the point...Mog is back and the world is a happier place...am assuming a Bobby Ewing style dream is the likeliest explanation...avid Mog fans will know what I mean :wink:
All comments (24)
Chanchi32
13 Nov 155#1
£3 and £2+ going to charity - heat added OP
thegreat
13 Nov 15#2
Obviously there will be postage cost's if you buy it online unless you add it to your online shop - but this will be available in store.
tiggerloveslife
13 Nov 154#3
Oh feel like all my Christmases have come at once...thoroughly enjoyed the advert when I saw it tonight and even more to the point...Mog is back and the world is a happier place...am assuming a Bobby Ewing style dream is the likeliest explanation...avid Mog fans will know what I mean :wink:
vicstar115
13 Nov 151#4
This looks great! Wait until 18th and its included in the double up :smiley: will be getting this for my little girl as my son has the others, and even better money is going to charity :smiley:
edinburgher
13 Nov 15#5
Saw the advert last night and LOVED it...so much better than the miserable Waitrose one. My Australian niece loves Mog so that's a stocking filler taken care of.
Jetpac
13 Nov 151#6
But Mog died in 2003!
tiggerloveslife to Jetpac
13 Nov 151#9
No, no, no....see post #3 :wink:
emmastreets89
13 Nov 15#7
should my 5 year old be able to read this fluently? he's just brought this home from school as his reading book and can read it perfectly!!!
Tylluan to emmastreets89
13 Nov 158#8
Relevant to the deal how?
#stealthbrag
DizzyMummy to emmastreets89
13 Nov 151#10
That's very good! Unless he's read it loads at school so knows it off by heart? My 5yr old recits the ENTIRE story of We're Going on a Bear Hunt which is wonderful....the first time
Jetpac
13 Nov 15#11
Haha like it!
capelli
13 Nov 151#12
who the hell is mog?!
tamoil to capelli
13 Nov 15#13
That's what l was wondering?
tiggerloveslife to capelli
13 Nov 15#19
Mog is a rather fetching grey cat that appears in a series of stories by Judith Kerr...she also wrote the tiger who came to tea :innocent:
Has to be said the advert is very entertaining...well done sainsbury's for putting some cheer into this time of year!
TLBSQUEAK
13 Nov 152#14
Cultural Philistines. Mog starred in a series of books for children through the 90's and Noughties. If you have a kid under 25 then you will probably have read them. If you haven't, you are missing out on some of the best written and drawn stories for children, with lessons on life, love [and death] for kids and parents alike.
The last book [from 2003? Really?] didn't end well for Mog, hence the Bobby Ewing reference about this one. We'll be reading the new one aloud round the fire on Christmas Eve. Daughter's boyfriend will just have to man-up and listen.
capelli
13 Nov 15#15
Meg and Mog?
flyingirl
13 Nov 15#16
Just walked past this as hadn't realised it was for charity (and such a worthy one too) but will pick one up next time. Thks for the heads up.
peter1223
13 Nov 152#17
Yeah well mine's just bought home "War and Peace" and reads it word perfect. And he paints like Van Gogh and writes music like Bach. And takes free kicks like Beckham.
peter1223 to peter1223
13 Nov 15#18
that was another #stealthbrag
tiggerloveslife to peter1223
13 Nov 151#20
Pffftttt....mine already has 3 noble peace prizes lined up next to the Oscars they previously won and they aren't even born yet :stuck_out_tongue:
RG101
13 Nov 15#21
Great books. Great cause. Hot!
Jenniejenjen
13 Nov 15#22
I think you've stumbled across the wrong website, you need to be on mumsnet with the other competitive mothers.
lemonade
18 Nov 15#23
She's even older than that! Mog was about when I was a child in the early '80s and my mum remembers reading it to her sisters in the early '70s! Mog is timeless :smiley: Think this is the best Xmas ad I've seen, I think it's great!
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Opening post
Mog and The Thomas family are looking forward to Christmas. But when Mog wakes up calamity strikes. Can Mog save Christmas Day?
Since she first appeared in Mog the Forgetful Cat, Mog has become everyone’s favourite cat and her adventures have delighted countless children worldwide.
Judith Kerr, HarperCollins and Sainsbury’s will donate all their profits from the sale of this book to Save the Children to improve child literacy in the UK. At least £2 from this sale will go to Save the Children.
Top comments
#stealthbrag
All comments (24)
#stealthbrag
Has to be said the advert is very entertaining...well done sainsbury's for putting some cheer into this time of year!
The last book [from 2003? Really?] didn't end well for Mog, hence the Bobby Ewing reference about this one. We'll be reading the new one aloud round the fire on Christmas Eve. Daughter's boyfriend will just have to man-up and listen.