Legendary author Judith Kerr, who also wrote the "Mog" books, reveals who inspired her famously hungry tiger and answers other questions from fans. We gave Judith Kerr a very special Gold Blue ...

‘The kitchen looked like the one in The Tiger Who Came To Tea, and had a dangerous oven so we got a small stand-alone cooker.' To create extra headroom, the old terracotta floor in the kitchen ...

a mother and daughter forego a trip to the park to bake pastries and partake in a two-person tea party when an unexpected guest menacingly invites himself into the house and ransacks the food and ...

From The Tiger Who Came to Tea to her books about Mog the cat, Kerr’s work was funny, warm and often taught us something without us even realising. Kerr only started publishing books in her 40s ...

and invites himself in for tea! Sophie is delighted by their hungry guest, but Mummy's not so sure. Unfortunately The Tiger Who Came to Tea isn't available to watch right now. Add it to your list ...

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This exhibition was initially created by Seven Stories as a celebration of 50 years of The Tiger Who Came to Tea, by Judith Kerr. First published in 1968, the book has been enjoyed by thousands of ...