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Little Miss Chatterbox

By Roger Hargreaves

Part of the Mr Men and Little Miss series

Can Little Miss Chatterbox find a job where talking is finally the secret to success?

humorous charming lighthearted

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Average score: 4.38

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What does the Pageticker team say about Little Miss Chatterbox?

Little Miss Chatterbox is a bright, briskly funny entry in Roger Hargreaves' much-loved Little Miss series. Her unstoppable chatter causes comic chaos, but the story also makes room for a cheerful message about finding where your talents fit best.

Genres

Humour

What is Little Miss Chatterbox about?

Little Miss Chatterbox loves to talk—so much that she can't stop! She tries various jobs, but her endless chatter leads to amusing mishaps, as she talks so much that customers can't get a word in. Eventually, she finds the perfect role where her gift of gab is just what's needed.

About the author

Roger Hargreaves was a British author and illustrator best known for creating the much-loved Mr. Men and Little Miss books. His colourful characters, like Mr. Tickle and Little Miss Sunshine, have entertained children all over the world. Roger enjoyed making stories that were fun, easy to read, and full of imagination.

Discussion ideas around Little Miss Chatterbox

Talking and listening: Why do you think Little Miss Chatterbox sometimes forgets to listen, and what might help her have a better conversation?

Finding the right job: Which job suits Little Miss Chatterbox best, and what makes it a good match for her?

Strengths and challenges: How can talking a lot be both helpful and tricky?

Trying again: What does Little Miss Chatterbox show us about trying something new when the first idea does not work?

Everyone is different: Which Little Miss or Mr. Men character would you enjoy meeting, and what could you learn from them?

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

1987

First published

1984

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