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|pages=32
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|date=April 2009
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Hattie was bad. She put a frog in the fridge and tried to sell her baby brother for 20p. No-one would let their children play with her, so she tried being good - as good as she could possibly be. But the temptation... oh, the temptation to be bad. Can Hattie resist? Should she resist?
For another picture book with an anarchic twist, check out [[Don't Read This Book! by Jill Lewis and Deborah Allwright]]. Slightly older children will love [[Sensible Hare and the Case of Carrots by Daren King]].
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