Clicking the doodle searches for information on Roger Hargreaves, an advertising chap who created the Mr Men in 1971. The first Misters were Messrs Tickle, Greedy, Happy, Nosey, Sneeze and Bump.

Well, there was a surprise. A Mr Men logo on Google, and another, and another! Little Miss logos, too. All for the May 9 birthday of author / illustrator Roger Hargreaves, who would be 76, if he ...

This week's book is the Mr. Men classic Mr. Wrong (1978), by Roger Hargreaves. The Mr. Men and Little Miss series are so familiar to anyone who grew up since the 1970s that they have become part ...

Hargreaves' career as a children's book author started in 1971 when his young son asked him, "What does a tickle look like?" To explain, Hargreaves created Mr. Tickle, a small orange man with a ...

Google really went whole hog for today's celebration, reviving Mr. Messy, Little Miss Chatterbox, Mr. Tickle, and tons of other doodled dudes. There are 16 Roger Hargreaves Google doodles in all.

Mr. Men Little Miss, the children’s book series created by Roger Hargreaves, turns 50 this year. By Liza Weisstuch In the world of Mr. Men and Little Miss, things are exactly what they seem. Mr ...

Roger Hargreaves and his Mr Men stories are today celebrated with a Google doodle on what would have been the writer's 76th birthday. Here are 10 things you need to know about the author who has ...

The enduring appeal of the Mr Men series has helped the late Roger Hargreaves to become the third best-selling author of the decade. By Stephen Adams and Stephenadams 12 December 2009 • 8:00am ...

Short review: Doctor Who/Mr Men by Roger Hargreaves on whatsapp (opens in a new window) Save James Lovegrove. Published April 21 2017. Jump to comments section Print this page.

Welcome to part three of our nostalgic children's book Quick 10s! Today we're visiting Roger Hargreaves' world of Mr. Men and Little Misses. 1. Mr. Tickle was the first Mr. Men character ever created.

The Mr Men creator Roger Hargreaves pictured with his children (Adam, top centre). Picture: Sanrio "I was too young to remember it," Adam tells KentOnline of that defining moment in his life.