After Little Miss Naughty spends the first half of the week terrorising the Mr. Men, they band together to come up with a plan to change her naughty ways. And then they get a special someone to carry it out.

Short, sweet and simple. Lots of simple drawings, bright colours and alliteration. These make good books for quick bedtime stories, with short, dramatic sentences. However, the purist in me can’t recommend them for teaching children to read because many of those short, dramatic sentences are punctuated in such a way that they are grammatically incorrect. But I might give it an extra half-star for nostalgia and fun.

3.5 stars ( )

A cute book. I love how different characters pop up in other books in the series, ( )

Can Little Miss Naughty learn that naughty isn't nice?

I loved these books when I was little and they're still pretty cute upon re-reading. ( )

Little Miss Naughty loves playing tricks on people, and she can be downright mean. That is, until Mr. Small enlists the help of a friend.

A cute book for children with a nice moral to go with it. I loved the books in the Little Miss and Little Mr. series when I was a child and I'm happy to see that my nieces and nephews enjoy them as well. ( )