A lonely boy named Thomas finds an unusual companion in a seal that visits his home, leading to a heartwarming friendship.
Author
Judith Kerr
17 books in the catalog
Judith Kerr has 17 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly historical fiction, picture book and humor. The titles we've reviewed span 1970 to 2015.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
This treasury collects beloved stories and illustrations by Judith Kerr, featuring characters like Mog the cat and Anna the young girl.
#03
When Hitler stole pink rabbit + Bombs on Aunt Dainty
Judith Kerr · 2012
Concern38MixedVirtue29Present
This book combines two stories about a young girl's experiences during wartime and displacement.
A young girl named Anna flees Nazi Germany with her family, facing hardship and displacement.
A young boy named Arthur and his cat, Puss, embark on a journey to find a lost star named Twinkles, encountering various characters and challenges along the way.
A mischievous cat named Mog gets into various humorous predicaments and adventures.
Anna's life in wartime London is disrupted by the arrival of a German goose, leading to unexpected challenges.
Mog the cat has a bad day, causing chaos for his family.
Mog the cat visits the veterinarian for a check-up and vaccination, experiencing a mix of apprehension and eventual relief.
Mog the cat has various everyday adventures, from waking up to visiting the vet.
Mog the cat has a chaotic adventure on a television show, causing disruption and amusement.
Mog the cat gets lost in the dark after a family outing, experiencing fear before finding his way home.
Anna, a young girl, experiences the upheaval of World War II and its aftermath, moving from Berlin to London.
A young girl named Anna experiences the Blitz in London during World War II, focusing on her family's resilience.
A young Jewish girl flees Nazi Germany with her family, experiencing displacement and the challenges of war.
Mog, a beloved but forgetful cat, navigates the daily adventures and mishaps of life with his human family.
A young Jewish girl recounts her experiences and struggles to adapt after her family flees Nazi Germany.
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