My Naughty Little Sister

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Unfortunately, although the stories were cute, the narration was pretty sanctimonious -- the older sister talks about her younger sibling being "thoroughly nasty" for wanting another ride on a roundabout, and "rude and greedy" for greeting an adult politely and then asking "may I have a lovely tea? Written in the first person, the narrator takes on the persona of the wise older sibling commenting with benign superiority on the mischief making and scrapes of her lovable little sister. 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 and Bad Harry make friends with a mouse and find a hiding place for their bread crusts! Join our community to get personalised book suggestions, extracts straight to your inbox, 10% off RRPs, and to change children’s lives.

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. At the mention of her name booksellers beam, librarians wax lyrical and fellow children's authors opine that it is time she retired and gave the rest of them a chance. As I was the youngest of four, they'd already seen some duty and were inclined to jump about through scratching if you moved; so I had to remain perfectly still whilst they played. The latter incident takes place at a birthday party, where she was told beforehand to expect a lovely tea!Johnny Morris reading his own very funny sories in his very funny voices was a big favourite - also Little Grey Rabbit.

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Edwards was part of the 1950s radio show Listen with Mother, and she also wrote for Playschool and Jackanory.