
Titles in This Set
Meg and Mog
Meg's Eggs
Meg on the Moon
Meg at Sea
Meg's Car
Meg's Castle
Meg's Veg
Mog at the Zoo
Meg Comes to School
Mog in the Fog
Meg Up the Creek
Meg, Mog and Og
Meg's Mummy
Mog's Missing
Meg Goes to Bed
Meg and the Pirate
Meg and the Dragon
Meg in the Jungle
Meg and the Romans
Meg's Christmas
Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Puffin
Age Range: Ages 3-7 (Preschool-Grade 2)
Overview
This 20-book Meg and Mog paperback collection gathers the complete adventures of Meg the endearingly clumsy witch, her long-suffering cat Mog, and their owl friend Owl, created by Helen Nicoll and illustrated by Jan Pieńkowski. Since the 1970s these bold, rhythmic picture books have introduced young children to spellbound mischief, gentle humor, and cozy chaos. Ideal for ages 3-7 (Preschool to Grade 2), the set is a natural fit for bedtime reading, classroom libraries, or a child's very first independent library, pairing simple text with striking silhouette artwork that rewards repeat readings.
About the Books
Across these twenty stories, Meg the witch and her patient cat Mog stumble through spells, journeys, and everyday mishaps with warmth and wit. Helen Nicoll's crisp, rhyming text pairs with Jan Pieńkowski's instantly recognizable silhouette-and-color illustrations, giving each book a bold, graphic look that stands apart from typical picture books. The earliest titles, Meg and Mog and Meg's Eggs, set the tone with playful magic gone slightly wrong, while later additions like Meg on the Moon, Meg at Sea, and Meg's Castle send the pair further afield into space, seaside, and fantastical homes. Everyday themes surface too, from gardening in Meg's Veg to first-day nerves in Meg Comes to School, giving children relatable moments alongside the fantasy. Titles such as Mog at the Zoo, Mog in the Fog, and Mog's Missing put the loyal cat front and center, while Meg's Mummy, Meg Goes to Bed, and Meg Up the Creek explore family, routine, and small adventures close to home. History and imagination blend in Meg and the Romans and Meg in the Jungle, and festive fun rounds out the set with Meg's Christmas. Together, the collection offers a consistent cast, a distinctive visual style, and short, rhythmic sentences that support early reading confidence. Reading the set in order lets children watch Meg and Mog's world expand book by book, while dipping in at random works just as well for storytime, making this an especially flexible addition to any young reader's shelf or a classroom reading corner.
Key Benefits
Book-by-Book Guide
Meg and Mog — The book that started it all, following Meg the witch as a spell brings unexpected chaos to her cottage.
Meg's Eggs — Meg discovers a surprising hatch of creatures when her spell for breakfast eggs goes delightfully wrong.
Meg on the Moon — A rocket-powered mishap sends Meg and her friends soaring off toward the moon.
Meg at Sea — Meg and Mog set sail on a breezy seaside outing full of small surprises.
Meg's Car — A simple drive turns into a bumpy, magical mix-up once Meg gets behind the wheel.
Meg's Castle — Meg conjures up a castle of her own, with results that are more comic than grand.
Meg's Veg — Meg tries her hand at growing vegetables, with Mog along for the muddy adventure.
Mog at the Zoo — Mog's curiosity leads to a lively, animal-filled day out at the zoo.
Meg Comes to School — Meg swaps her broomstick for a classroom seat in this gentle school-day story.
Mog in the Fog — A misty day leaves Mog wandering through a fog-covered adventure close to home.
Meg Up the Creek — Meg and Mog find themselves paddling through a watery predicament of their own making.
Meg, Mog and Og — A new character named Og joins Meg and Mog for a playful, spell-filled romp.
Meg's Mummy — Meg's spellwork goes sideways again, wrapping the story in bandages and giggles.
Mog's Missing — The household is turned upside down when Mog goes missing and everyone searches for him.
Meg Goes to Bed — A bedtime routine takes a magical turn once Meg's spells get involved.
Meg and the Pirate — Meg's ordinary day is interrupted by a swashbuckling pirate encounter.
Meg and the Dragon — A fire-breathing visitor gives Meg and Mog their most fantastical challenge yet.
Meg in the Jungle — Meg and Mog find themselves navigating a wild, leafy jungle setting.
Meg and the Romans — A trip back in time brings Meg face to face with ancient Roman history.
Meg's Christmas — A festive, snow-dusted spell mishap brings holiday cheer to the Meg and Mog household.
About the Authors
Helen Nicoll (1937-2012) was a British writer and television producer who co-created Meg and Mog in 1972, penning the series' spare, rhythmic text across two decades of adventures. Jan Pieńkowski (1936-2022) was a Polish-born British illustrator celebrated for his bold, graphic silhouette artwork, work that also earned him the Kate Greenaway Medal, one of Britain's top honors for children's illustration. Together, Nicoll and Pieńkowski built one of Britain's most recognizable picture-book partnerships, with Meg and Mog's striking visual style and playful humor shaping generations of early readers, teachers, and illustrators who grew up with the series.
Why You'll Love This Collection
Twenty stories of witchy mischief and cozy chaos make this an instant favorite for storytime, road trips, or quiet afternoons. The distinctive art and rhythmic text keep young readers engaged, while the complete set makes a generous birthday gift, holiday present, or lasting addition to a classroom or home reading corner.
Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.
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