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The naughtiest girl saves the day : the further adventures of Enid Blyton's naughtiest girl
Elizabeth longs to star in the school summer play and she knows she can't afford to be naughty. So when sh's blamed for a hoax fire alarm, Julian's convinced someone has set her up.
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- "Elizabeth longs to star in the school summer play and she knows she can't afford to be naughty. So when sh's blamed for a hoax fire alarm, Julian's convinced someone has set her up."@en
- "When some school strawberry plants are vandalised, a lost shoe buckle at the scene of the crime leads straight to the Naughtiest Girl. It is hers, but how did it get there - and why would anyone want to pin the blame on Elizabeth? The next night, as she's dropping off to sleep, someone shouts 'Fire!' - so Elizabeth jumps up and rings the fire bell. But there is no fire and now Elizabeth is being blamed for a catalogue of silly tricks. If she can't prove her innocence, she's in line to lose her hard-won part in the school play. So when the same happens the next night, Elizabeth is reluctant to report a fire - except this time, there really is one ..."@en
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