Programme about Judith Kerr tonight

I read the Mog books and the Tiger Who Came To Tea to both my boys, even though there was an age gap of over 10 years!

I'm really looking forward to this. I was so thrilled to get a reply to my comments on the wbchat! You would have thought that Shakespeare had come back to thank me for liking Hamlet
Shame that Alan Yentob has to be involved He always seems to think that he's the only one cultured enough to really understand the arts and it gets very annoying.

10.35pm? - snore!!!

It was an interesting programme, but I would have liked to hear more about her life with Nigel Kneale, and a lot more about the cats. Perhaps Alan Yentob isn't a cat person!

I enjoyed this programme. Daughter loved The Tiger who came to tea and all of the Mog books too. The grandchildren are enjoying them now. I'm waiting for my copy of Hitler stole Pink Rabbit to be delivered.

Watched this on I player recovering from a hectic session in our community shop. A delightful programme that on the surface seemed very gentle and uneventful yet told one so much about a wonderful lady. I had no idea about her history and it will make me look at her books in a new light - especially now that GCs are old enough to appreciate them

I recently read When Hitler stole Pink Rabbit penguinpaperback It really was amazing the way they managed to escape, and the thought of what would have happened if they'd been caught is so dreadful.

Missed it! I must watch on catch up.