Naughty Nigel
Naughty Nigel by Tony Ross, published by Puffin Books in 1988, is a 24-page children’s book that explores the mischievous antics of a young boy. In this story, Nigel pretends to be deaf in order to play tricks on his parents, leading to humorous situations where he creatively avoids chores and responsibilities.
Readers will find a playful narrative that highlights the consequences of Nigel’s antics, particularly when he encounters a peculiar little man from Nightland who shares a similar hearing challenge. This edition presents a lighthearted take on themes of mischief and the lessons learned from one’s actions, making it a delightful read for young audiences interested in fiction centered around boys and men.
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Naughty Nigel pretends to be deaf so that he can play tricks on his parents. When told to get his hat he settles down to paint the cat. And when asked to wash the dishes he does the fishes instead. But Nigel is taught a lesson by a strange little man from Nightland who is similarly hard of hearing.
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