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The 5 Misfits by Beatrice Alemagna Little people Ada had a big imaginationFive misfits one holey, one folded up like an envelope, one floppy and boneless, one topsey turvey, and one that can only be described as a total catastrophe are perfectly content living in their ramshackle house until one day Mr Perfect, replete with bright pink knickerbockers and fluorescent hair, arrives to inform the happy go lucky crew that their lives are "completely worthless". Initially dejected and depressed, each character uses their own