measle

You have had a bad time with your measle?"

Basil magically shrinks Measle and placed him in the train set.

He is also after the money that Measle is supposed to inherit from his "dead" parents.

"Well, actually I didn't mind my measle very much, after the first day," said Alicia.

Measle helps him turn back to normal.

It is the second book in the Measle Stubbs series.

"Or at least he had the measle.

Measle Stubbs - The main character in the book.

"He says it was Masern; I think that would be what we call the measle.

"It is good that no one got the measle from you," said Mam'zelle, sitting down at her desk.

Desperate to play with it, Measle tricks Basil into leaving the house by telling him that there is extra money in the bank.

Measle meets Frank, the electrician who wired the train set, who is all plastic except for his mouth.

According to Measle, Basil never lies.

I gave him the measle."

He is the legal guardian of Measle Stubbs.

Her father is a partner in the Lexington law firm of Fowler, Measle & Bell.

One must not think primarily of a French Peasant; any more than of a German Measle.

A 10-year-old boy named Measle is living with his horrid guardian, Basil Tramplebone.

"I've got the measle?

When his parents appear again he learns his real name (Sam Lee), but he still prefers to be called Measle.

(see Measle and the Dragodon)

The books have been translated into at least 15 languages, and there are plans to produce a film based upon Measle and the Wrathmonk.

The plans for Warner Brothers to produce a film based on Measle and the Wrathmonk were scrapped.

The novel is about a boy called Measle who has been recently reunited with his parents, Sam and Lee Stubbs.

"I had a measle last year," said Irene, and this was the signal for everyone to talk about when they had a measle, too.