Author:Shirley Hughes,Olivia Colman
Brought to you by Puffin.
A seasonal sequel to one of our most beloved children's books, voted the public's favourite Kate Greenaway medal-winner
Over 40 years after Dogger was published, comes this magical follow-up: Dogger's Christmas.
It's that special time of year: Christmas.
The time of carol-singing, tree-decorating, and of course lots of presents. But in the excitement of new toys, will Dave forget about his old friend, Dogger?
The very special story of one boy and his beloved toy - who always manages to be found...
Praise for Dogger:
"Shirley Hughes is a national treasure" Philip Pullman
"This is Hughes' most heartwarming picture book . . . Hughes has a kindly, inexhaustible eye - she misses nothing" Observer
© Shirley Hughes 2020 (P) Penguin Audio 2020
Married co-creators Stutzman and Fox open this outrageous story of planetary annihilation with a prediction: "On Friday, Llama will destroy the world." The seriously silly tale then details a single week's events, beginning on Monday with Llama's consumption of "more cake than any llama should ever eat." His indulgence is merely the "first mistake" in what turns out to be a domino effect of cascading errors . . . dessert has never seemed so epic.
—— Publishers WeeklyA-mew-sing fare for readers who sometimes feel like fraidycats themselves
—— KirkusTremendous . . . Such a blend of adventure, thoughtfulness, magic, intelligence and deep feeling is very special and rare
—— Amanda CraigA magical story . . . Pony is pure delight
—— Rebecca Stead, author of Liar and SpyR J Palacio, author of a modern classic children's book of our era, has somehow crafted what feels like an entirely different breed of classic: page-turning and heart expanding, elegiac and adventurous . . . timeless and utterly necessary to our current moment
—— Gayle Forman, author of If I StayA brilliant adventure and a heartfelt story about love and loss. Young readers will be entranced . . . A book that feels like a classic after just a few pages
—— Booktrust