Little Miss Bad

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Little Miss Bad

Cover of Little Miss Bad
Author Roger Hargreaves
Illustrator Adam Hargreaves
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Series Little Miss
Genre(s) Children's literature
Publication date April 3, 2003
Pages 34 pp
ISBN 978-0749858537
Preceded by Little Miss Scary
Followed by Little Miss Whoops

Little Miss Bad is the thirty-second book in the Little Miss series by Roger Hargreaves and the second one created by Adam Hargreaves.

Contents

[edit] Story

Little Miss Sunshine was at home drinking a cup of tea. She knew someone who is bad: someone who swapped Mr. Uppity's tennis chords for spaghetti, put toothpaste in Mr. Greedy's cakes, covered Little Miss Splendid with ink, painted cracks on Mr. Worry's house, fills Little Miss Neat's house with water and that someone even cut Mr. Forgetful's car in half. Can you guess? That's right. Little Miss Bad. Little Miss Sunshine made a speech about Miss Bad. When Little Miss Bad ruined Miss Sunshine's speech, everyone was very cross with her. Little Miss Bad is a natural-born troublemaker.

[edit] International publications & translations

This is a list of alternate titles for this book being published internationally.

  • Madame Farceuse (French)

[edit] List of characters

This is a list of Mr. Men, Little Miss and other special characters that appear in this book.

[edit] Title character other appearances

This is a list of other books that the title character has appeared in.

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