Doctor Who: The 13 Doctors Collection (Mr Men Doctor Who Pack)

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In Dr Twelfth (that’ll be Capaldi), the running joke as the Doctor chases Missy across time on an epic jewel robbery is her exasperation at his lack of interest in being walked through every detail of her “dastardly crime” – the Master/Missy character has always loved showing off the latest elaborate plan to enslave the universe.

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Played by John Barrowman, the character was an instant hit and lost his life when blasted by a Dalek in the Series One finale. I’ve never watched the original series, but I did see William Hartnell in the tenth anniversary episodes with Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee. Reading with Haylee: This was her second choice and I think she also liked that Dr Twelfth had the sunglasses, but I don’t think she enjoyed this one as much.

As this story was written before the Thirteenth Doctor’s first series hit our screens, it sadly isn’t able to make reference to this Doctor’s adventures in the same way as the previous Doctor Who /Mr Men books have. Doctor Who meets Roger Hargreaves’ Mr Men in this series of fun and charming stories, written and illustrated by Adam Hargreaves. In recent times, the Eleventh Doctor befriended Silurian Madame Vastra who described herself as a “lizard from the dawn of time”! The world of Doctor Who can be very complicated,” says Hargreaves, “so I was very conscious of how to make them work for pre-school children, while capturing the daft, silly sense of humour that Mr Men is all about. With that being said I don’t know if the First Doctor is always grumpy, but overall it is an adorable book which demonstrates who much he loves his grandaughter, even if he doesn’t show it.

Men creator Roger Hargreaves) has written and illustrated a whole 12-book, Mr Men-style series based on the adventures of the 12 different Doctors -- right through from William Hartnell to Peter Capaldi. He assumed the role of bringing Mr Men and Little Misses into being after his father’s death in 1988, c reating new characters such as Little Miss Princess and Mr Cool, while taking the old favourites on further adventures into history and beyond. Royal Mail is marking the 45 th anniversary with a Special Stamp issue that “is guaranteed to put a smile on your face”. It was funny, had my favorite companion (though some argue she wasn’t a companion), plus the infamous red fez! There are a host of familiar Doctor Who monsters, villains and friends joining the various Doctors as you can see in the above picture.