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When hare-brained inventor Wallace discovers there's no cheese in the house, he sets about building a rocket to take him and his trusty dog, Gromit, to the Moon - knowing the Moon is made of cheese.

What is Gromit really thinking? Now you can find out, with the novelisation of "A Matter of Loaf and Death", which retells the story from the characters' own points of view. It's released almost two months before the film is on TV, so will be a must for those fans who just can't wait. A grand companion to the film - and easier to read in the bed or the bath!

Suitable for children who are starting to read confidently on their own, but still like lots of fun pictures, this book features two favourite episodes from the smash hit TV series that has captivated children and adults alike. And there is a fun press-out door-hanger to put on your door while you're reading, to let everyone know you are busy.

A superbly animated comic adventure that appeals to all ages.

World-famous animated film by the Oscar® -winning creators of The Wrong Trousers? and A Close Shave?.

Yes. I’m a dog. And you’re reading a book written by a dog. Which of us is the odder? I guess we’ll just have to get used to it. Now, this is supposed to be Wallace’s story. And maybe, at some point, he’ll finish building the machine he was going to write this book with. Currently he’s stood on top of the dining table and wondering why he fitted a typewriter with wheels and a flame-thrower (we made an agreement for new inventions – there’s even a list on the fridge, and 'No Flame-Throwers' is at Number 3). Until then, this is my story. The tale of what goes on behind my eyes. And I really do know where all the bones are buried. So. I guess it’s time I spoke.