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who wrote the books 'my naughty little sister'

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misdee · 15/09/2005 23:04

remember them being read to us at school by one oif the teachers who loved thebooks. want to get one to read to dd1.

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Hulababy · 16/09/2005 09:34

Don't forget Rosy-Primrose, her doll. Given to her from Father Christmas, even though she was mean to him and hit him. Loved but ragged

Oh and the first story - she goes fishing with the bigger children, and goes in the water fully dressed. And it is the big children who get into trouble for it in the end

Mr Blakey is the shoe mender man.

Mrs Cocoa Jones makes them their jumpers, and teaches my Naughty Little Sister to knit.

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Marina · 16/09/2005 09:36

I found some new editions on Amazon Janh & Hula - at least I thought I did. Maybe I had better check because there is something in my shopping basket...
We are getting ds some of these for Christmas as we think it will help him to know other little boys have suffered before him.
If we are talking retro fiction we also plan to get him Milly Molly Mandy, Jennings and Mrs Pepperpot before he is swept away on a Digimon and Bionicle tide for ever...

Hulababy · 16/09/2005 09:36

Yes, it was. Think that is in the purple book DD has - More NLD stories.

misdee · 16/09/2005 09:37

i lvoe mrs pepperpot

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Hulababy · 16/09/2005 09:38

We also have Milly Molly Mandy. DD likes the stories but doesn't get quite as excited about them - reckon MMM isn't as naughty though; she's a biit of a good girl isn't she?

Hulababy · 16/09/2005 09:41

My Naughty Little Sister
My Naughty Little Sister and Bad Harry
When My Naughty Little Sister was Good
More Naughty Little ister stories

All available on Amazon for £3.99 each, new.

We have the first one and the last one on that list.

misdee · 16/09/2005 09:43

on ebay last nigt i got my naughty little sister and naughty little sister and bad harry for 3pounds

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Marina · 16/09/2005 09:44

Thanks goodness for that Hula I thought I was going mental. I must have been mulling this over at the same time as misdee because I found them yesterday.
Despite being a Dalek fiend ds still adores Clever Polly and the Stupid Wolf (they really loved their non-PC terminology in the 60s and 70s didn't they), so he is not too brainwashed into only reading "boys' fiction".

Enid · 16/09/2005 09:46

The first one is definitely the best

and can I also recommend, for girls that are entranced by the naughtiness factor, the Amelia Jane stories and Pippi Longstocking (slightly older girls - dd1's heroine)

Angeliz · 16/09/2005 22:49

She got measles and it was all very blase about her being a terribly spotty child! (How times have changed)

I've got all the naughty little sister ones, Milly Molly Mandy, Naughty Amelia Jane (dd2's namesake and Mrs Pepperpot!

Are we all born at the same time do you think

misdee · 16/09/2005 22:53

i'm an 80's child. anybody else?

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lockets · 16/09/2005 22:54

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Angeliz · 16/09/2005 22:54

1973

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Angeliz · 16/09/2005 22:55

I adored Amelia Jane, the way at the end of every story she promised to be good from now on. I remember lying in bed reading the same stories over. I still have one of my originals.

Hulababy · 16/09/2005 22:55

1973 here too

Angeliz · 16/09/2005 22:56

Yep, must have been the craze then, now they've just boring old Harry Potter

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misdee · 16/09/2005 23:01

yes. i have the magic faraway tree here as well. somewhere.

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Angeliz · 16/09/2005 23:05

I remember the one where the tide came in and she got stuck on a rock.
No i don't remember those ones.

A few years later i loved all the boarding School ones, the twins and midnight feasts, then a few years later the .......was it sweetheart? series.

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Angeliz · 16/09/2005 23:08

oh i just grinned at the memory.
Both!

I remember a book about a pair of moccasin! Very strange!

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