My Naughty Little Sister

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The Bonfire Pudding face at my sister, and eat a sultana, and sometimes my sister would make a funny face at Granny and eat a raisin! He made a strong little wooden horse, with a long wavy tail, and a smily-tooth face that he painted himself. 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. Granny poured all the currants out on to the table and my sister looked to see if there were any stalky bits left in them. Right up by a big bush at the back of our garden was a place in the fence where the wood wasn't nailed any more, and if you were little enough you could push the wood to the side and get through.

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Usually in a hat, she was effortlessly elegant and graceful, and wonderful company: funny, insightful and kind with a laugh that was both loud and heartfelt. and smiled at my little sister with her holly-berry red scarf sitting in front of Grandad's wheelbarrow. Initially, she mainly illustrated other people’s stories, starting with Noel Streatfeild’s The Bell Family in 1954, and including most notably Dorothy Edwards’s My Naughty Little Sister books when they were republished in the late 1960s. But my naughty little sister did want to go, very much, so she said, \"I will go, and when the horrid Father Christmas Man comes in, I will close my eyes.

The older sister narrator seemed very much holier than thou and loved to emphasize how bad others were. BOOK OF THE MONTH - the much awaited latest installment in this popular diary-style series for ages 7+. The Very First Story Avery long time ago, when I was a little girl, I didn't have a naughty little sister at all. Bad Harry looked at the wooden stove, and the real tin chimney and the pretending fire, and he said, \"Engine.

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She received the Eleanor Farjeon award for services to children’s literature in 1984, and was the first winner of the BookTrust lifetime achievement award, in 2015. I would end up not reading the book at all because I would feel that I will not do the justice to it by reading it in a haste. The original illustrations by Shirley Hughes are charming, and capture all the delightful moods and expressions of small children. Shirley Hughes as ever manages to convey the sense of the childlike with a sense of time and place in her illustrations.I like it because my bigger sister bought me this book and I like when the little sister is naughty but then at the end of the book she's nice and my sister said I'm her naughty little sister. A lot of the stories are about ordinary days, and the kind I remember where you're stuck indoors, or you're not very well, or playing in the garden by yourself. Even from a modern perspective, all this seemed unnecessarily harsh, especially since the little sister is only three or four years old.