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Showing posts with label Mr Men & Little Miss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mr Men & Little Miss. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 July 2026

Mr Men Halloween Party: A Review

Mr. Men: Halloween Party (Mr. Men & Little Miss Celebrations)Mr. Men: Halloween Party by Adam Hargreaves
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A fun, not so spooky book for little ones going to their first Halloween party.
The Mr Men themselves are all analogues of a group of children with different personalities going to a fancy dress party and solving the mystery of a mysterious white sheet floating about.
Totally adorable and good for a short attention span.

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Sunday, 5 July 2026

Collins' Bumper Wordsearch Book: A Review

Collins Bumper Book of Wordsearch book 1: 300 themed wordsearches (Collins Wordsearches)Collins Bumper Book of Wordsearch book 1: 300 themed wordsearches by Collins
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! Unbelievable!
Loads of references to Batman, the Mr Men and various Disney films inside. One of my favourites is one listing favourite animal films like Brother Bear, Bambi and The Lion King.

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Saturday, 9 May 2026

Mr Men Search & Find: Did Not Finish: A Review

MR Men Search and Find Activity BookMR Men Search and Find Activity Book by Roger Hargreaves
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This Mr Men book was such fun, but the major downside is, some things are ultra hard and difficult to find, such as the train in the funfair scene, or some of the butterflies in the forest scene. Mr Small, Little Miss Tiny and Mr Nobody are easy to find though - even if Mr Nobody isn't coloured in!

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Monday, 16 February 2026

Little Miss Hug's Tip For Not Writing Stories #1

When you worry, I may suggest relaxing with a good book and a mug of hot cocoa - maybe even a biscuit - and focus on something else, like what you want to do with your support workers the following day. I may even recommend chocolate chip cookies.

Mr Happy's Tip For Not Writing Stories #1

Don't be like Mr Fussy - he always fusses over everything, even not doing writing. But who can you be instead? Mr Calm mixed in with Little Miss Fun. If you keep worrying, Mr Fussy you will be, but if you don't then it's Mr Calm and Little Miss Fun for you!

Friday, 5 December 2025

Thank You, Mr Small

Let’s think back to when I was just a baby. At this time, Lady Penelope, my mummy, was watching me crawl along the grass in the park.

“You can do it, little one,” she smiled proudly, clapping her hands gently as I crawled around, giggling.

Then she heard Parker calling her. “It’s time, milady!” She knew she had some errands to run, but she was very happy she saw Mr Happy playing with Mr Small and Little Miss Tiny near the basketball court.

She asked the three Mr Men to take care of me when she had some errands to run. It was now their duty to teach me how to take my first steps.

Mr Small and Little Miss Tiny followed me as I crawled along the grass, but Little Miss Tiny struggled to keep up until Mr Happy took her in the palm of his hand and let her follow me from a distance.

And then, something truly remarkable happened. Can you guess what it is? If you can, then it won’t be much of a story, won’t it? Okay, here we go…

I suddenly stood up on my fingers and toes and started crawling like a weird creature. Mr Small’s jaw dropped to the floor, but Little Miss Tiny and Mr Happy looked at each other and cheered. “Hooray!” squeaked Little Miss Tiny, “She’s learning to walk!”

“Her bones are getting stronger,” examined Mr Happy, “And so it must be for the bones and muscles inside her fingers and toes. That’s why she’s walking so funny.” Mr Small started to giggle. “She’s walking like an elephant!” he laughed in a squeaky way.

But then, I approached the park bench. Mr Small stopped laughing and looked on curiously. Mr Happy held his breath. Little Miss Tiny almost started biting her fingernails.

I grabbed hold of the arm of the park bench. Mr Small gasped, and ran to Mr Happy for safety. “What’s happening to her?” wailed Mr Small. “A miracle,” smiled Mr Happy.

And that miracle started almost as instantly as Mr Happy thought it would be. I took hold of the arm of the bench, lifted myself up onto my feet…

…and then, for the first time ever, my legs felt strong enough to walk! Mr Happy looked on proudly, and Mr Small and Little Miss Tiny cheered and jumped up and down in delight.

But where would I walk to? That’s the question. I wish my mummy were here to-

But then, I heard a proud squeal of joy. “Come here, my baby!” It was my mummy, Lady Penelope, in proud tears as I stumbled towards her. As I fell into her arms she swooped me up and cuddled me. “My dear little baby has taken her first steps!” she sobbed proudly, “Thank you, my dear friends.” Mr Happy gave a thumbs up. Mr Small started sobbing comically, and even Little Miss Tiny felt all the feels.

“I can’t imagine how those Mr Men would help my baby take her first steps,” smiled Lady Penelope as she sat next to Parker on the bench, me sitting on her lap.

“‘Er legs are getting stronger every day, milady,” smiled Parker, “And now, I think today might be the day.”

“I know, it’s her moment of triumph. Although…” Lady Penelope felt there was something missing. “I wish the rest of International Rescue were there to see it.”

Then, she saw Brains, Alan and Tin Tin playing football in the field nearby, and knew she would have the opportunity to introduce my new walking skills to them.

“Excuse me, my friends!” she called. Instantly, Alan, Brains and Tin Tin stopped playing their game and rushed over to me and my carers. “Look at how brave my baby has been,” Lady Penelope declared, “She has taken her first steps.”

Brains gasped. “Aaaaaaw,” smiled Tin Tin. “Well, what are you waiting for?” smiled Alan eagerly, “Come on, let us see her first steps!”

So Lady Penelope put me down onto the grass, and I cut loose with my new walking. My three friends couldn’t believe how well I’ve developed. Brains was close to tears, and Tin Tin squealed in pride.

For the rest of the day, we all played together while Lady Penelope watched on. For now, she could well think back to the days of her own childhood…

…when she was just a baby herself, learning to walk. She could hear her mother’s gasps of delight, and her father encouraging her gently as she stumbled all the way towards her mother’s arms.

…And just like that, she could feel me run back into her arms, wanting a soft, gentle cuddle.

Sunday, 16 November 2025

Little Miss Wise Says...

I think your intake of pills have made you feel tired due to all the time cooped inside. Try standing outside and breathing in the lovely fresh air - that way, you won't feel tired about anything. But I understand too that your body sometimes needs a rest, and as Dr Makeyouwell said, giving your body a rest gives you energy for the rest of the day.
-Little Miss Wise

An Affirmation For Little Miss Wise

I don't live a life of cruelty and danger. I don't live a life where I'm forced to do a ton of things at once. I don't live in a harsh, unstable environment. I'm taking a leaf out of Little Miss Wise's book. If she is looked after as well as her baby, then I'm looked after as well.