Hello everyone!

I have gotten a copy of Alice Miranda on Vacation, and I am super excited to read it again... and again... and again :)

So from now on, my posts will feature information from the 1st book - Alice Miranda at School, and also the 2nd book - Alice Miranda on Vacation.

I’m also mid-way through writing a new post about Alice Miranda On Vacation. Can you guess which aspect of Alice Miranda’s life I will be exploring in that post?

Alice-Miranda is such a pretty girl, and she loves experimenting with style and clothes! Of course, in the first book, she has to wear her school uniform in Winchesterfield Downsfordvale, but it is mentioned in quite a few books that Alice Miranda is practical, but is girly. In formal events, she is often described as wearing a dress, and in her free time, she obviously dresses in jeans and a t-shirt, or her formal clothes would get messy while riding Bonaparte! 

Sorry for the short post! I’ve been really busy lately =(

Ahh, brown curls aesthetics are so pretty, don’t you think? 

Alice Miranda is said many times in the books to have cascading chocolate curls, and big brown eyes. 

Alice Miranda usually wears her hair down, as shown when she visits Miss Grimm: “ ‘It must be the dry wind. All that static electricity in the air. It makes my curls very frizzy.’ She twisted a strand of hair around her finger. Miss Grimm stared.” This implies that Alice Miranda’s curls were down and loose. In the book illustrations on Jacqueline Harvey’s book covers, Alice Miranda’s hair is just longer than shoulder length, and she usually lets it down. She is also seen to be wearing it in messy pigtails (At Camp, and New York), as well as with a headband (At School) and lastly, messy ponytails with a bow or ribbon(In Paris and to the Rescue). It also says in the book: “Alethea pulled Alice Miranda’s pony-tail”. Aww, poor Alice Miranda!

In the books, Alice Miranda’s eyes are not commented upon much, but they are said to be brown, and big. In the cartoonish style of the book covers, her eyes are represented as big, but are the same size relatively as Millie and Jacinta.

(By the way, this post is not supposed to make you feel bad about yourself, or make you feel like you have to be change to be like Alice Miranda, or to be “perfect”. Remember, nobody is perfect, not even Alice Miranda, and as she would say: “You are great just the way you are, and do not need to change your hair or eyes to be like me,”)

That’s about it! Have fun being inspired! Thank you for reading!

- Sparky x

To make this blog a little simpler for you and me, I will firstly be talking about traits in the first book, Alice-Miranda at School. 

I of course have read all the books, but have recently started collecting them, and only have the first book so far ;(

I will quote from the first book until I announce anything else.

Thanks :))

Hello! Although my name is not Alice-Miranda Highton-Smith Kennington-Jones, she is a big inspiration to me! 

This is my blog. You may call me Sparky. In this blog I will be posting my tips on how to use Alice-Miranda as your role model and how to adopt some of her seemingly perfect habits!

Thanks and stay tuned!