Jan Pieńkowski Book order (chronological)

Join Meg and Mog on their magical adventures with all their friends in this brand new collection of 9 beloved stories. Includes Audio CD read by Samantha Bond

Oh no! A flood means that Christmas is looking doomed! Enter a spell, a surprise stay in a castle and a party to plan for - will Meg, Mog and Owl make it home for a very special Christmas Day? Jan Pienkowski's bold, colourful artwork and instantly recognisable characters make this festive adventure for our favourite witch into a fun and satisfying read for the very young onwards.

Meg, Mog and Owl try to go on a picnic in a car conjured up by Meg.

SUMMARY: Meg the witch meets her friends for a halloween party but something goes wrong with the spell they cast.

While casting a spell to produce something for supper, Meg the witch creates three eggs that hatch dinosaurs.

Meg the witch and Mog her cat go off to a wild Hallowe'en party with all the other witches. The spell they cast goes off with a BANG.

Meg, Mog and Owl are shipwrecked and have to be rescued from a desert island.

" The cat sat on the mat. Lots of cats do that, everybody knows. And nothing strange comes of it. But once a cat sat on a mat and something strange did come of it. In Joan Aiken s classic story collection, the strange often happens, and with fantastic consequences... Characters spring out of their books and chase around the room, cats grow bigger than elephants, and houses on legs lay eggs. Buses live on clouds, patchwork quilts become flying carpets, and pies float away when they have a corner of sky baked into them The magical meets the everyday in these much-loved modern fairytales, now in a beautiful new edition with Jan Pienkowski s original silhouette illustrations."

With this book young children can learn all about shapes through Pienkowski's bright and bold illustrations."

A timeless, colourful picture book to introduce a simple concept to young children. Combining simple text with bold, colourful illustrations, this classic book is ideal for introducing nursery children to the concept of numbers.