Little Darlings

Little Darlings by Sam Llewellyn, published by Puffin in 2004, is a humorous juvenile fiction that explores the chaotic lives of the Darling family. The story centers around Primrose, Cassian, and Daisy Darling, who are described as very bad children. Their father, Papa Darling, and their mother, who has long since left, struggle with the challenges of parenting, believing that child-rearing is best left to experts. However, their attempts to hire nannies often end in disaster, highlighting the family’s unique dynamics.

Readers will find a blend of humor and family dynamics as the narrative unfolds around the misadventures of the Darling children and their beleaguered parents. The book delves into themes of family and the complexities of child-rearing, offering a lighthearted take on the trials of parenting. With 275 pages, this edition presents an engaging story that captures the essence of family life through the lens of mischief and humor.