My Naughty Little Sister

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Every Christmas Eve afternoon he took his holly to the Church so the church-ladies could hang it up on the walls and make them look nice for Christmas.

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Much later, she wrote fiction: The Lion and the Unicorn (2000), a short novel with many illustrations for six- to eight-year-olds, and two wartime adventures, Hero on a Bicycle (2012) and Whistling in the Dark (2016). And although she was a very busy lady, she took my little sister and the twinnies upstairs to her bedroom, and showed my sister herself and two little looking-alike girls in the wardrobe mirror. My sister laughed very loud indeed, and then she went through the hole straight away to show how easy it was! It’s old fashioned enough that the father is asked to “mind” his daughter which frustrates me a bit. For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password.

My Naughty Little Sister She still went out in a pram sometimes, she could walk a bit, but when she was in a great hurry she liked crawling better. It was a completely simple book with many simple and repeated words but as this was story told by a LITTLE sister about her LITTLER one, we cannot expect it to have a diverse word collection. My little sister thought they were so funny that she laughed and laughed too, and she fell on the floor and kicked her legs in the air.

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My mother did not laugh because she was so shocked to see my naughty little sister going out without being asked to. Well, it may have been representative of the parenting style of a generation or two before mine, but I couldn’t stand the categorization of a child as naughty on repeat. One day, when Grandad was drinking cold tea and the sun was shining, my little sister said, \"I don't like your prickly tree very much, Grandad. And with Dorothy's stories not only her main character but all the supporting cast, Mrs Cocoa, Bad Harry, Peepy Winnie and the rest, seemed to emerge as a strong physical presence.

I was expecting this book to be a picture book, since in 1001 Children's Books You Must Read Before You Grow Up, it is included in the preschool section (3+), but I was surprised to find it was a chapter book, with very few illustrations scattered hither and yon. And she picked up her tiny Teddy-bear, and she laid him on the pushing-horse's back, and she picked up my doll's cot blanket and covered Teddy up with it, and she pushed the horse up and down, and said, \"Pram. She learned to say, \"pram, pram, pram,\" when she saw it, and \"ride, ride, ride,\" to show that she wanted to go out.