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Little Miss Show-Off
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Little Miss Show-Off/Madame Moi-Je is part of the Little Miss series of books, by Roger Hargreaves.
She was created by two writers, Viviane Cohen and Evelyne Lallemand, and an illustrator, Colette David.
About her[]
- Colour: Dark green
- Shape: Half circle
- Gender: Female
- Hair: None
- Features: Large yellow hat with blue ribbon and pink bow, blue gloves, yellow heels
- Personality: Commanding, Authoritative, In-charge, Strict, Demanding, Obedient, Observant.
- Relatives: None
- Friends: None
- Rivals: Mr. Happy, Little Miss Shy, Mr. Messy, Mr. Bump, Mr. Greedy
- Likes: Herself, being the best at everything
- Dislikes: People that are better than her. Not being the center of attention
- Job: Being selfish, cruel, mean, and only thinking of herself
Story[]
Front Cover
Little Miss Show-Off meets Mr. Happy, who is smiling. She says she can smile better at him, despite not being able to.
She walks on and meets Little Miss Shy, who is blushing. She tells Little Miss Shy that she doesn't blush, which causes Little Miss Shy to start crying. A wizard was watching this go down, and decided to teach Little Miss Show-Off a lesson.
The Wizard disguises himself as Mr. Messy, and tells Little Miss Show-Off that she can't get herself as messy as he is. Little Miss Show-Off takes up the challenge, and rolls in a muddle of mud to prove herself. She gets very messy, but feels very proud of herself.
This continues when The Wizard disguises himself as Mr. Bump. He tells Little Miss Show-Off that she does not have as bad luck as him. She rams her head into a street light to prove him wrong, and gets badly injured in the process.
The final time The Wizard disguises himself, he turns into Mr. Greedy. He tells Little Miss Show-Off that she can never eat as much as him. She goes to a restaurant where she eats an extraordinarily large amount of food. She gets very very sick from it, and does not feel so proud of herself after all the pain she put herself through.
Little Miss Show-Off learned her lesson, and decided that she would never try to show off or be better than anyone else ever again. The Wizard got met by her a day later, and asked her what she will change her name to as a result.
International publications & translations[]
This is a list of alternate titles for this book being published internationally.
- Madame Moi-Je (French)
- ฮ ฮบฯ ฯฮฏฮฑ ฮฮณฯ (Greek)
List of characters[]
This is a list of Mr. Men, Little Miss and other special characters that appear in this book.
Title character in other appearances[]
Trivia[]
- She once appeared on a set of Little Miss stickers in 1996.
- When the French lineup got updated to feature new covers in 2007, both she and Little Miss Prim got removed entirely, making them the only two characters to have ever been permanently removed from the English or French lineups.
- This is probably due to the nature of her character, though this would be a strange reason as Mr. Crosspatch is still in in the lineup despite the violent and destructive nature of his character .
- She has never appeared in the 1995 Mr. Men and Little Miss series.
Counterparts[]
See Counterparts Wiki.
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