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Rascal the Star
Holly Webb
Paperback (Little Tiger Press Group, Feb. 1, 2012)When Ellie names her puppy Rascal, she doesn't realise how right she is; the playful puppy is soon getting into all sorts of trouble!
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My Naughty Little Sister: A Treasury Collection
Dorothy Edwards, Shirley Hughes
Hardcover (Egmont UK, April 1, 2009)For 50 years, stories about the funny, loveable, mischievous little girl have enchanted children all over the world. This color treasury includes a selection of best-loved stories and is perfectly complemented by Shirley Hughes’ warm and nostalgic illustrations. An introduction chronicling the life of creator Dorothy Edwards and letters from fans provide insight into her inspiration for the stories.
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More Naughty Little Sister Stories
Dorothy Edwards, Jan Francis
MP3 CD (Audible Studios on Brilliance Audio, Jan. 24, 2017)My naughty little sister is the naughtiest little girl in the world... she's always having adventures! She wins a prize in the Fancy Dress parade, and she goes to the hairdresser with Bad Harry to watch him have his golden curls chopped off. But she's a very stubborn girl at the photographer's shop - she won't say cheese!
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Puppy
Parragon
Hardcover (Parragon Inc, Sept. 1, 2010)hard to find
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More Naughty Little Sister Stories
Dorothy Edwards, Shirley Hughes
Paperback (Egmont UK, April 28, 2008)My naughty little sister is always getting into trouble! She gets mad at the photographer and refuses to have her photo taken! Later, she climbs onto the gate and nearly falls when she shows off to Bad Harry. Will my naughty little sister ever be good?
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When My Naughty Little Sister Was Good
Dorothy Edwards, Shirley Hughes
Paperback (Egmont UK, April 28, 2008)My naughty little sister is very bad, but sometimes she can be good. She helps Grannie to make a Christmas pudding, and she even teaches Bad Harry to be good so that he's allowed to wear his new red coat! Has my naughty little sister changed?
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My Naughty Little Sister's Friends
Dorothy Edwards, Shirley Hughes
Paperback (Egmont UK, April 28, 2008)My naughty little sister is always doing silly things. She's curious about what's in the chimney, so she sticks a feather duster up there. When all the soot falls out, she tries to hide it! But when she has measles she's itchy and sad and grumpy and has to stay in bed—and can't be naughty at all! How long before she's bad again?
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My Naughty Little Sister
Dorothy Edwards, Shirley Hughes
Paperback (Egmont UK, April 28, 2008)Pranks and tomfoolery abound in Dorothy Edwards's classic tale of a sister who is always up to no good. My naughty little sister is stubborn, greedy, and full of mischief. She tries to cut off the cat's tail; she bites Santa's hand; and she and Bad Harry eat all the pudding at Harry's party. How much trouble can one little sister cause?
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My Naughty Little Sister and Bad Harry
Dorothy Edwards, Shirley Hughes
Paperback (Egmont UK, April 28, 2008)It’s double trouble! My naughty little sister's best friend, Bad Harry, is just as naughty as she is! They make secret friends with a mouse and feed it bacon and cheese, and they pretend to eat their bread crusts but hide them instead. Together they cause terrible mischief.
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My Naughty Little Sister and Bad Harry
Dorothy Edwards
Paperback (Egmont UK, Oct. 1, 2002)Book by Edwards, Dorothy
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When My Naughty Little Sister Was Good
Dorothy Edwards, Shirley Hughes
Paperback (Egmont UK, April 28, 2008)My naughty little sister is very bad, but sometimes she can be good. She helps Grannie to make a Christmas pudding, and she even teaches Bad Harry to be good so that he's allowed to wear his new red coat! Has my naughty little sister changed?
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My Naughty Little Sister's Friends
Dorothy Edwards
Paperback (Egmont UK, Oct. 1, 2002)Originally written for the BBC's Listen With Mother radio programme, these stories were based on Dorothy's recollections of her own childhood with her naughty little sister. For fifty years, stories about the funny, loveable, mischievous little girl have enchanted children all over the world, perfectly complemented by Shirley Hughes' warm and nostalgic illustrations. These stories are perfect for bedtime reading, or as read-alone books for slightly older children. First experiences, significant events and childhood emotions are dealt with brilliantly and with a tremendous sense of fun.
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