The Abbey and the Dormouse Story + Treasure

Extract from The Abbey and the Dormouse includes Treasure of - His grandfather’s symbol.

This is the only way to receive Oggy's Logo x 2

"Inside lay a narrow passage. Oggy stepped forward, paws tapping softly. The darkness pressed close, but the faint scent of the sea reassured him.

Then—

A mark.

Small. Subtle.

But unmistakable.

His grandfather’s symbol.

A spiral with a dot at its centre.

Oggy froze.

“Tap… tap… tap…”

His heart raced.

“This… this is for me.”

The stone seemed to hum beneath his paws. Lines trailed from the spiral—faint, deliberate.

A path."

🐭 Oggy's Adventure Treasure

Every Oggy adventure comes with a treasure of its own.

Each story takes Oggy somewhere special — and every special place leaves something behind.

With your Oggy book, you'll receive Oggy's Adventure Treasure, a little keepsake chosen especially to connect you with the place, people or adventure in the story.

Some treasures are natural. Some are historical. Some are little pieces of the places Oggy visits. And some are simply things that help you continue the adventure long after you've finished the book.

Your Adventure Treasure is included with your purchase of the book.

✨ Your treasure for this adventure

A symbol of Oggy's Mason Heritage - A specifically designed Logo artwork straight from the entire book series in postcard form or as a bookmark. (Please specify)

Your treasure will be sent to you in the post. If you are purchasing a digital copy of the book, you'll be asked to provide your postal address so that Oggy's treasure can find its way to you.

Every adventure is different. Every treasure tells a story.

🐭 Where will Oggy take you next?

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Key Themes / Discussion Points & Prompts:

• Pride in creativity/in family/in friends
• Rhythm
• Heritage & Faith
• Journey
• Feeling a sense of belonging

Imagination & Creativity:

How does Oggy shape the world around him?

History & Architecture:

Explore Hexham Abbey and medieval craftsmanship. Look at their website to discover more about the stonemason and their skill.

Fact file about real Anglo-Saxon chalices and the history of St. Aidan and St. Wilfrid.

The Grandfather's Mark:

In the story, Oggy finds a spiral with a dot in the centre. Do you know how real stonemasons left 'mason's marks', so people knew who carved the stone?

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