The Second "The Lottie Project" Mania! Quiz

Answer: Porridge

Poor Lottie has a bit of a bad day here! It says in the book 'Freddie kept me up half the night with his wailing and whimpering, then Louisa would NOT wear her proper day dress and insisted on putting on her party silk - and then spilt porridge all down the front.'

Answer: Paint Charlie pink

At this point in the story, Charlie is really upset. She thinks that he way she talked to Robin at the Theme Park, and the message on the cake she gave him, made him run away.
In the book, there is a conversation between Jo and Charlie. Part of it is:
'"But you didn't mean it."
"I should still be terribly punished."
"Well, what do you want me to do? Whip you? Shut you up in a cupboard for a week? Shave all your lovely long hair off and paint you purple?"'

Answer: Eliza

After Freddie is found, it is clear that he has a bad chill, so Lottie and the mistress nurse him whilst Mrs. Angel gives him soup. Eliza looks after Louisa and Victor.

Answer: 7

In this chapter, the class are practising 'formal letters of apology'. In class time, Charlie writes one to Angela and Lisa for being a pig. But Jamie goes and sniggers at it and Miss. Beckworth sees the letter - and she does NOT like it. Consequently, Charlie has to do five more at home, but she actually does six, because she wants to apologise for messing around so much.

Answer: 3 pennies

When Lottie took the children to the beach, 'there was an ice-cream man selling hokey-pokey for a penny a lump'. Lottie bought Louisa and Victor one each, and shared one with Freddie. So she spent three pennies.

Answer: Jane Eyre

'This is a present by a Charlotte, from a Charlotte!' (Charlie writes this inside the cover.)
Charlie knows that Jamie enjoys Victorian novels, and she does catch Jamie reading 'Esther Waters' and 'Tess of D'Urbervilles' throughout the book. So she buys Jamie 'a big fat paperback Victorian novel'.
(The next questions are about 'The Lottie Project' in general.)

Answer: 1997

'The Lottie Project' was first published in Great Britain by Doubleday, in 1997. It was published in the Corgi Yearling edition in 1998.

Answer: 11

The chapters are:
Home, Food, Toys and Books, School, Work, Family, Courtship, Sunday, Law and Order, Seaside and Christmas. The chapter 'Christmas' doesn't have a Lottie part to it, as this is the chapter when Charlie wins an award for her diary.

Answer: Smarties Book Prize

If you have read the Corgi Yearling edition, this is on the front cover. If you have read the Doubleday edition it's in the 'also available by Jacqueline Wilson' list, and in the introduction.

Answer: The angel

Charlie wants to eat it because she is so angelic (!) at the moment. She says Jo can have Mary, Mark (maybe) can have Joseph and Robin can have baby Jesus.

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