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Well Done, the Naughtiest Girl

By Anne Digby and Enid Blyton

Adjectives

Determined Competitive Heartwarming School-based

Genres

Classics Friendship/Family Nature

What is Well Done, the Naughtiest Girl about?

Elizabeth is determined to play the piano at Whyteleafe School’s end-of-term concert, but her talented rival, Arabella, is chosen instead. With exams looming, Elizabeth must balance frantic revision with her disappointment. Then she discovers that the peaceful old oak tree where she studies is due to be cut down. Home to birds and other animals, the tree means too much to lose, so Elizabeth starts a determined campaign to save it. Can she protect the tree and pass her exams?

About the author

Anne Digby is a popular children's author best known for her exciting 'Trebizon' series, which follows the adventures of Rebecca Mason at a lively boarding school. Anne loves writing stories about friendship, school life, and solving mysteries. Her books are enjoyed by readers who like to imagine what life might be like at a new school with new friends!

Pages

192 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

Edition published

2008

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