Little Miss Sunshine
There was a King who lived in a castle in Miseryland. Little Miss Sunshine is on holiday. She saw a sign saying “This way to Miseryland.” So she was on her way to Miseryland. She saw a Guard at the Bridge Door. Little Miss Sunshine gave the Guard a Big Smile. Then the Guard took her to see the King of Miseryland and she had an idea. So Little Miss Sunshine and the king went back to her car. Finally she made a new picket sign saying “Laughter Land” and she boomed an enormous laugh then the king laughed too.
Little Miss Sunshine is one of the happiest people in the world, besides Mr. Happy and Mr. Cheerful. Little Miss Sunshine is a regular in the 2008 version of The Mr. Men Show. She keeps her looks and personality, and runs a morning show called “Good Morning Dillydale” with her partner, Mr. Happy. Her voice is very perky, almost to the point of ditzyness. Her house is pink, with a flowerbed, and flowers on the house as well.
Ooo I loved my Mr Men books. My favourite characters were Mr Happy and Mr Strong. The Little Miss books were a bit later, but I did have the Little Miss Sunshine book. Like your write up above, how she 'keeps her looks'. Heehee. Your post, as ever, brought some sunshine to my day!
ReplyDeleteHi Jayne, me too! I think my favourite character was Mr Happy as well. Glad it brought some sunshine to your day, I see what you did there and I like it! :-)
ReplyDeleteEven an old dinasaur like me remembers Mr Men books I used to read to my son. More Mr Happies are just what this awful world needs right now. Hugs ~ Eddie (I suppose you might call me a Mr Happy LOL)
ReplyDeleteMy favourites are Mr Bump and Mr Greedy! I love the new cartoon, too, the voices are hilarious.
ReplyDeleteYet another bit of TV that I missed by living in Africa!! :-(( Diane
ReplyDeleteAhhhI love Mr Happy! I agree with Eddy above, we all need more Mr Happys these days. Hope you are having good weather at all the festivals you're attending and Froggy has no need for welly boots.
ReplyDeleteI read these books to my kids in French.
ReplyDeleteWoW! Mr. Men rule, There is something so sooothing about those stories that take you back to a safe time in your life, that and Arthur Lowes' voice. I still can't get over Arthur Lowe died in 1982!! and yet somehow he lives on eternally through Mr. Men and Dad's Army.
ReplyDeleteKnow and LOVE this one!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much to everyone who has commented on this post. Glad I could bring a bit of nostalgia into some of your lives.
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to visit blogs at the weekend, it's been a bit busy at the moment, but in a good way.
How fun!! I remember this one, but haven't thought of it in ages. :-)
ReplyDeleteSadly, I’ve never heard of them. Are they British?
ReplyDelete@Meeling - Always good to get a bit of a nostalgia hit I think. :-)
ReplyDelete@Diplo_Daddy - That's a shame. Yes, they were created by Roger Hargreaves 40 years ago in 1971.