Og the Dog and the Uninventor

by Andrew Murray, Teri Gower (Illustrations)

What a happy, sunny day, so full of nice things. Jack and his dog, Og, ride and race in the wind. But, then.THE UNINVENTOR arrives! She uninvents the wheel.crash! She uninvents writing, and sound, too. She uninvents color--so everything fades into shades of gray. And, she keeps on going, finding new things to destroy. How can she do this? How can she dare! Then she goes too far, and Jack has to let her know how he feels. But, can The Uninventor ever turn everything right again? Welcome to a very strange and unusual world, where kids will laugh.and think, too.

32 pages, Hardcover

First published March 28, 2002

About the author

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Andrew Murray is a writer of (mostly) children's books who lives in London. His friends think he has too many weird ideas and eats too much cheese. Andrew likes stormy nights, and books about long ago and faraway places. He likes cats too, as long as they don't leave hairs on his cheese.

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