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Book Synopsis

The world is full of shapes.

Big ones.

Small ones.

And pizza ones.

When cats and dogs aren’t asleep or chasing sticks, they’re thinking about the big questions.

In this fun, first graphic novel style series about friendship and discovery, we meet Mog and Morris, two furry friends who love to ponder about the world around them.

They think about all kinds of interesting stuff and how it works.

In The Pizza Shape Book, Mog and Morris are thinking all about shapes; like, what is a shape?

How many shapes are there?

Is ham a shape?

They discover that everything has a shape, including pizza.

Our Review Panel says...

The Pizza Shape Book is another adorable read by Mog and Morris. Not only is it a fun book to share together, but it also helps young children learn about simple 2D shapes. As the story progresses, children begin to associate shapes with everyday objects such as trees, mountains, cheese and, of course… pizza!

The bright colours and playful illustrations make this a perfect read for any little one’s bookshelf.

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