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fluent readers.All of the booksare beautifully illustrated throughout with full-colour pictures.Choose from the new titles belowor from the list on the inside back cover.  \nNNVW3NI3H  \nSNdaWV S人N379Kq pəeJsnⅢI  \noIn ueəf  \nр[ОЯ эи7ериаля  \n629679MORAY COUNCILDepartment of Technical&Leisure ServicesJB  \nWilliam Heinemann Ltd  \nA division of Reed Consumer Books LtdMichelin House81 Fulham RoadLondon SW36RB  \nLONDON.MELBOURNE.AUCKLAND  \nFirst published 1986  \nReprinted twice 1992,1994Text ◎1986 Jean Ure  \nIllustrations ◎1986 Glenys AmbrusISBN 0434930377  \nPrinted in Italy by Olivotto  \nA school pack of BANANA BOOKS 13-18 isavailable from Heinemann Educational BooksISBN 0435001027  \nTHIS IS THE story of Brenda Bailey,who couldn't say boo to a goose yetcame to be known as the most daringgirl in the school.  \nIt all began one Monday morningwhen everybody in the Bailey family,Mr and Mrs Bailey,Brenda and babyBrian(whom Brenda called Brat'sEyes)all woke up late because the  \nalarm clock hadn't gone off.Mr Baileysnatched a quick cup of coffee and  \nwent racing down the road to catch histrain;Brian (known as Brat's Eyes)screamed in his cot;and Mrs Bailey,still wearing her dressing gown andnightdress,said that Brenda had bettergo to school on the bus  \n'The number 18.You know whereto get on and off-and don't forget,ifit's crowded,to give up your seat.'  \nThe number 18 bus was full ofpeople going to work,but not so fullthat Brenda couldn't sit down.She satdownstairs because upstairs there wereall the big children,fighting and  \nshouting and biffing at each other withtheir school bags full of books.Brendawas scared of the big children.Shewas scared of lots of things.At herprimary school they had called her theMouse.  \nAfter the first stop,two ladies goton and had to stand.Turning ratherpink (she always turned pink when shewas embarrassed,which actually wasmost of the time),Brenda stood up.  \nPolitely,to one of the ladies,she said:'Would you like my 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