Mog the Cat Books in Order

Hardback collection of six classic Mog stories, following the forgetful family cat through everyday mishaps at home, snowy Christmas adventures and accidental heroics, ideal for sharing longer read-aloud sessions with young Mog fans.

A new adventure in which the Thomas family plan a birthday party for Mog, who dislikes fuss and noise but slowly warms to the celebrations when she realises the day is really about her favourite people and treats.

Board book for toddlers that teaches counting through simple scenes with Mog, using familiar objects, food and playtime moments to introduce numbers in a gentle, storylike way that invites pointing, talking and repetition.

Compact Mog collection built around a small "suitcase" of stories and pictures, designed for very young readers to carry, open and explore as they follow Mog on everyday adventures with her family, garden and kittens.

Alphabet book that pairs each letter with a bright Mog illustration, using everyday words, simple captions and the reassuring presence of the family cat to make first letter-learning feel playful rather than like a lesson.

Slipcase of early Mog board books introducing very young readers to Mog’s world, with tiny stories about her day, the things she loves and the people she lives with, all in a format small hands can hold.

Three-story collection bringing together Mog and the Baby, Mog on Fox Night and Mog’s Bad Thing, following Mog as she copes with a visiting toddler, midnight foxes in the snow and a garden suddenly covered by a mysterious white tent.

Anthology of four short board books—Mog and Me, Mog in the Garden, Mog’s Kittens and Mog’s Family of Cats—perfect for toddlers who want simple, sturdy stories about Mog’s daily routines, outdoor play and extended feline family.

When Mog is startled by Christmas decorations, a chain of mishaps ends with a fire in the Thomas house. Her panicked dash accidentally summons help, and the neighbours rally to save both Mog and the family’s festive day.

Three-story Mog collection featuring her attachment to a battered toy bunny, a chaotic visit to the vet and a stay with Granny and rival cat Tibbles, showcasing Mog at her most anxious, muddled and unexpectedly heroic.

Elderly Mog is "dead tired" and quietly dies, but a little part of her stays to watch over the grieving Thomas family and the nervous new kitten. By helping the kitten settle, Mog finally feels ready to let go.

When a giant white tent covers Mog’s beloved garden, she panics and does a "bad thing" on Mr Thomas’s favourite chair. Later that same tent hosts a cat show, giving Mog an unexpected chance to redeem herself in style.

After getting a thorn stuck in her paw, Mog is taken to the dreaded vet. Her noisy attempt to escape turns the waiting room upside down before the paw is finally treated and everyone can laugh again.

While the Thomas family go on holiday, Mog stays with a kindly but unfamiliar granny—and her possessive cat, Tibbles. A battle of nerves and jealousies slowly turns into wary friendship as Mog adjusts to life away from home.

In this board book for toddlers, Mog unexpectedly becomes the mother of two lively kittens. As the kittens explore cupboards, fridges and Christmas trees, Mog gamely tries to cope until they finally leave for new homes and peace returns.

One snowy evening Mog refuses her supper, sulking in the garden while Mr Thomas grumbles over the rubbish bins. Before long, three curious foxes have followed the food smells indoors, and Mog must help the family reclaim their kitchen.

Simple board book showing a day in the garden with Mog and her small human friend, as they chase butterflies, watch birds and explore flowers, gently introducing outdoor play and nature to very young readers.

Mog is dismayed when she has to share her house with a visiting baby who tugs her fur and chases her tail. But when the baby wanders into danger in the street, Mog’s frantic dash turns her into an unlikely hero.

Lift-the-flap story in which Mog meets Barnaby, the family’s new dog-shaped visitor hidden in a big green basket. At first unsure about the energetic pup, Mog gradually discovers that sharing space—and food bowls—can also mean sharing fun.

Alternate edition of the Mog and Barnaby adventure, inviting children to lift flaps and follow Mog’s wary reaction to an unexpected canine guest who crashes into her routines yet finally becomes another member of the household.

Mog’s most treasured possession is a shabby toy bunny she carries everywhere. When Bunny goes missing, Mog’s search leads to all kinds of trouble, but her determination to find it shows how deeply she belongs within the Thomas family.

On the day of Debbie’s birthday party, Mog sets off on a wandering alphabet adventure, meeting dragons, jug-juggling jaguars and more, before a wild dream turns into a joyful celebration back at home.

Board book that gathers Mog’s wider cat family, from farm-dwelling parents to eccentric relatives and playful kittens, as everyone comes together for Mog’s birthday and young readers enjoy spotting the differences between each feline.

Very simple board book where a toddler narrator introduces Mog as their furry companion, following the pair through waking up, playing, eating and bedtime, perfect as a first story for cat-loving babies and preschoolers.

One night Mog finds herself alone in the dark and her imagination conjures a strange creature called mousedogbird. A surreal twilight journey full of odd shapes and shadows ends, as always, with Mog safely back and thinking about supper.

Christmas preparations fill the Thomas house with noise, strange smells and a looming tree that seems to move by itself, terrifying Mog. She flees to the roof, only to tumble down the chimney and turn the family’s holiday into an unforgettable story.

First Mog story, introducing the well-meaning but muddled cat who forgets she has a cat flap, sits on hats and causes constant cries of "Bother that cat!" One night her forgetfulness exposes a burglar, turning Mog into an adored family hero.