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    LITTLE MISS

    SHY
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    MR.MEN™ LITTLE MISS™ © THOIP (a Sanrio company)

    Little Miss Shy and the Lion © 2014 THOIP (a Sanrio company)
    Printed and published under licence from Price Stern Sloan, Inc., Los Angeles.
    First published in France 1997 by Hachette Livre
    This edition published in 2014 by Dean, an imprint of Egmont UK Limited,
    The Yellow Building, 1 Nicholas Road, London W11 4AN

    ISBN 978 0 6035 7001 8


    58241/1
    Printed in Great Britain

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted,
    in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise,
    without the prior permission of the publisher and copyright owner.

    EGMONT
    Poor Little Miss Shy was terribly, desperately shy.
    She lived all alone in a little cottage, far away
    from everyone.
    Every time she left her cottage she checked to be
    sure that nobody was around.
    Without a doubt, there was no one else in the world
    as shy as Little Miss Shy.
    At least, that’s what she thought.
    Little Miss Shy was so very shy that she even blushed
    when she looked in the mirror.
    She blushed like a beetroot!
    Can you imagine being that shy?
    One day a circus arrived in the village.
    Little Miss Shy wished she could go, but there would
    be people there — how terrifying! And animals — even
    more terrifying!
    Little Miss Shy decided she would rather spend the
    day under her bedcovers.
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    “Quickly! Give me a ticket. | am in a great hurry,”
    said Mr Rush, arriving at the circus. “I’ve come to see
    Leonardo, the amazing performing lion, and then |
    must rush. So much to do.”
    Just then a clown ran up.
    “Help! Help! The lion has escaped!” he shouted.
    “| wish you’d told me sooner,” said Mr Rush. “I! could
    have saved myself some time.”
    “Oh dear,” worried Mr Bump.
    But Leonardo was not a fierce lion. He was a shy
    lion. So shy, in fact, that he had run away from the
    circus because he didn’t want to stand in front of
    the audience.
    He was so very, very shy.
    It wasn’t long before Leonardo came to the cottage
    of Little Miss Shy. Shyly, he peeped in the window
    and he was happy to see that Little Miss Shy was
    fast asleep.
    He spent the night in the garden.
    The next morning Little Miss Shy found a letter on
    the doorstep.
    Who could it be from?
    She was in such a hurry to read it that she forgot to
    shut the door behind her.
    The lion crept into the house!
    The letter said:
    RUNAWAY LION!
    Our very shy, performing lion, Leonardo, has run
    away from the circus.
    If you see him please bring him back.
    He wears a flower upon his head.
    “Performing in front of an audience!” squealed Little
    Miss Shy. “The poor lion! No wonder he ran away.”
    PAUIARE aaee JeAUlides

    Little Miss Shy turned around and there, just behind


    her chair, was Leonardo, the shy lion!
    Once she had got over her shock she felt terribly shy.
    But then she remembered that Leonardo was also shy.
    Was it possible that he could be more shy than her?
    Little Miss Shy bravely invited the lion into her kitchen
    and bravely he accepted.
    Knock! Knock!
    “Let me in,” came the loud voice of the ringmaster.
    “| hear that my lion has been seen near your house.’ f

    “Don’t worry,” Little Miss Shy whispered to the lion.


    “I’m here to look after you.”
    With newfound bravery, Little Miss Shy opened the
    door and shouted, “How could you! Forcing such a
    shy lion to perform! He is going to stay here and live
    with me.”
    Little Miss Shy had completely forgotten her own
    shyness!
    The ringmaster was forced to agree that the circus
    wasn’t the best place for a shy lion like Leonardo.
    Mr Rush and Mr Bump, who had followed the
    ringmaster, were amazed to hear Little Miss Shy
    shouting. They had never even heard her whisper.
    They rushed up and gave Little Miss Shy and then
    Leonardo enormous hugs.
    And they both blushed as red as a whole bag of
    beetroots!
    LITTLE MISS SHYand the Lion

    Poor Little Miss Shy is so shy, she lives all alone. When the circus
    comes to town, Leonardo, the amazing performing lion, escapes!
    What will Little Miss Shy do when she finds a surprise visitor
    in her little cottage, who might just be as shy as she is?

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