Oor Wullie

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Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without your Oor Wullie annual, so join him for 96 pages of fun from The Sunday Post's first laddie for laughter.

Whether he's sitting on his bucket plotting mischief or out and about with his pals, being a lovable rogue or a cheeky wee imp, in 'Oor Wullie 2005' he'll have you laughing from start to finish.



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You're sooooooooooo right Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without it (or the Broons depending on the year). Last year someone-not naming any names-forgot to get me one, let's just say they lived to regret it! :p
Our daughter is 7 and loves reading them but,even though she's scottish, struggles with a lot of the words. Already she expects one in her stocking every year-nice to know the tradition will be carried on :D