Harris is off to do some shopping. Will you be good, George? he asks. George
hopes he can. He really wants to but chocolate cake is just so very
delicious and he does love to chase cat What will George do now? Chris
Haughtons distinctive artwork perfectly accompanies the innocent charm of
affable George, a dog trying to be good with hilarious results!

Review
Howlingly funny, its luridly elegant illustrations will be in frequent demand;
ideal for parents and grandparents to read aloud. Times The pictures are
bold, dashing and minimalist against brilliant orange. The writing is cannily
judged for reading aloud Guardian Set to a gorgeously rich colour palette of
purples, orange and deep crimson, this is a delightfully playful tale with
minimal text but oodles of personality that shows how the best intentions can
go awry. Junior I think I have been in love with George from the moment the
book publicist showed me the proofs of this book. Finally published, we can
tell you about this lovely rogue. He tries to be good but its hard work,
especially when theres a cat to chase and a cake to devour Angels and
Urchins With his strong vibrant colours, lively characters and distinctive
writing style, Chris Haughton is quickly becoming one of our best new
illustrators. We Love This Book Glorious, vibrant, expressive illustrations
CBI recommended reads of 2012

Its hard work being good all the time. And its especially hard for a dog
like George!