Meg Goes to Bed

In Meg Goes to Bed, Meg's spell goes awry, leading to a night without supper for Mog and Owl. Will they find a late-night snack?

In Meg Goes to Bed, Meg the witch, along with her cat Mog and friend Owl, finds themselves in a bit of a predicament. As bedtime approaches, both Mog and Owl are feeling quite hungry. In an attempt to solve this issue, Meg decides to cast a spell to conjure up some food. However, things don’t quite go as planned, leading to an unexpected turn of events. Instead of a delightful meal, they all end up going to bed without supper, leaving Mog and Owl still yearning for something to eat.

As the night unfolds, readers are taken on a whimsical journey filled with humor and charm. The story captures the essence of friendship and the little mishaps that can happen when trying to solve a problem. With its engaging narrative, Meg Goes to Bed is not just a tale about hunger but also about the importance of companionship during challenging times.

For over five decades, the Meg and Mog series has enchanted young readers with its delightful stories and captivating illustrations. The combination of Jan Pienkowski’s award-winning artwork and Helen Nicoll’s simple yet effective storytelling makes this book a timeless classic. Children will be drawn into the magical world of Meg and her friends, making it a perfect bedtime read that will keep them entertained and eager for more adventures.