What-a-mess Has Lunch (What-a-mess Books) by Frank Muir~Joseph Wright

What-A-Mess

by Frank Muir

What-a-Mess, naïve and irrepressible Afghan hound (a.k.a. Prince Amir of Kinjan), is left alone in the house and must forage to find lunch (having already eaten the four bowls of food left for his daily meals in the middle of the night). His friend, the mischievous neighbor cat, suggests he hunt for his next meal and, although he finds that he doesn't have the wiles or stomach for the kill, he does manage to find a perfectly delightful lunch next door...

Genres: Animals

Unknown Binding

First published November 13, 1986

About the author

Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.

Frank Herbert Muir was an English comedy screenwriter and radio and television personality. From 1977 on he also wrote children's books based on his family dog, What-a-Mess. In 1997 he published his autobiography.

Reviews

[Kate H · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a child I read "What A Mess" and did not discover there were more books in this series until I was an adult visiting Hay On Wye. All of the picture books in this series tell great stories and the pictures are beyond cute and clever. NO matter your age these books are a definite must read.