Jip and Janneke

Jip and Janneke
www.queridokind.nl
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Annie M.G. Schmidt
www.fiepwestendorp.nl
Jip and Janneke
Illustrated by Fiep Westendorp
Translated by David Colmer
Original title: Jip en Janneke (deel 1: Poppejans gaat varen

en andere verhalen)
Copyright text 1963, 2005 by the Estate of Annie M.G. Schmidt.

Copyright illustrations 1963, 1984, 2005 by illustre bv; Fiep
Westendorp Illustrations. Copyright translation 2008 by David
Colmer. Niets uit deze uitgave mag worden verveelvoudigd en/of
openbaar gemaakt, in enige vorm of op welke wijze ook, zonder
voorafgaande schriftelijke toestemming van Em. Queridos
Uitgeverij bv, Singel 262, 1016 ac Amsterdam.
Cover Pauline Hoogweg

Coverillustration Fiep Westendorp
Amsterdam Antwerpen
Em. Queridos Uitgeverij bv
isbn 978 90 451 0614 4 / nur 281 2008
Planting flowers 81
Contents Jip telephones Janneke 84
Two bars of chocolate 87
Jip and Janneke play together 7 Janneke is missing 90
Jips got a ponytail 9 Janneke comes to stay 93
Dolly-Dee is sick 12 The shoemaker 96
Apples for Grandpa 15 A nest with eggs 99
The baby looks like a piglet 18 A kangaroo in the porridge oats 102
A bite each 21 Paddling 105
Rice-pudding dog 24 Jip fights with a billy goat 108
Janneke is a bit fluey 26 Jip sings in the street 111
Jip hates tea 29 Jip hoses down poor kitty 114
Cutting out pictures 32 An uncle with a beard 117
Ten red nails and one red nose 35 They come home with a dog 120
Dolly-Dee goes sailing 38 Weenie is a good boy 123
Saint Nicholas 41 Jip cuts himself 126
A laughing wolf 44 Weenie carries everything 129
Jip the teacher 47 Plasticine people 132
A snowman with a broom 51 Weenie comes to dinner 135
An aunty with a car 54 Weenie is gone 138
Jannekes birthday party 57 Weenie in the ditch 141
Too many stamps 60 Jip and Janneke get married 143
Bear falls out of the plane 63 Who can eat the most pancakes? 146
Sippy doesnt want to go for a walk 66 Jip is a girl 149
Bouncy 68
A bump and a bandage 71
Walking through a big puddle 73
Eggs in the garden 76
A box on wheels 79
A note on pronunciation Jip and Janneke
The Dutch name Jip is pronounced Yip. play together
Janneke is a little more dicult. It might be
easiest to think of as Yannicka, with the a as Jip walked around the garden and he was so bored.
in father and a firm stress on the first syllable. But look, hes spotted something. A hole in the
hedge. Whats on the other side of the hedge? Jip
wondered. A palace? A gate? A knight in armour? He
sat down on the ground and looked through the
hole.
And what did he see? A little nose. And a little
mouth. And two blue eyes. It was a girl. A little girl
who was exactly the same size as Jip.
Who are you? Jip asked.
Janneke, the girl answered. I live here.
You didnt live here yesterday, said Jip.
I live here today, said Janneke. Are you coming
to play?
Ill crawl through the hole, said Jip.
He pushed his head through the hole rst. And
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then one arm. And then the other arm. And then
he got stuck. Janneke pulled one arm. And then
she pulled the other arm. But it didnt help. Jip was
stuck. And Jip started to cry. And then he screamed.
Jips father came running up in one garden. And
Jannekes father came running up in the other
garden. And together they helped Jip back through
the hole.
So, Jip, his father said, now youve got a little
friend next door. But you have to go out the front Jips got
door like a good boy, and then in through Jannekes
front door. And then you can play together. a ponytail
And thats what they did. Jip and Janneke played
together. One day they played in Jips garden. And Jip is at the barbers. Snip, snip, go the scissors. And
the next day they played in Jannekes garden. They Jip says, Ow!
played mummies and daddies. Im not hurting you, says the barber. How old
are you anyway? I didnt even touch you.
Snip, snip, go the scissors. And Jip hates it. He just
hates it. He keeps shouting, Ow, ow!
Just a little bit more, says the barber.
But Jip shouts Ow! one more time. He jumps up
and runs out of the shop wearing the white barbers
cape.
Hey, where are you going? the barber shouts.
Youre not nished yet! Just a little longer!
But Jip has had enough. He runs very fast. And
the barber runs very fast after him. But Jip is faster.
Hes almost home and the barber shrugs and gives
up.
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Jip sits down by the side of the road. He is still and Jip is back out on the street.
wearing the white barbers cape. Hes crying My ponytails gone, he says to Janneke.
because he was so scared. I can see that, says Janneke. It looked really,
Here comes Janneke. She sees Jip sitting there. really silly.
And she starts laughing. She cant help it. You look And then they play marbles.
really silly, she says.
Jip looks up and stops crying.
Youve got a ponytail on top of your head, says
Janneke. And she snorts with laughter. Youve got
a ponytail and youre wearing a serviette.
And its true. Jip is almost completely bald, but
there is a tuft of hair left on the top of his head. Just
like a little ponytail.
Janneke laughs so much it makes Jip angry. Im
not going back to the barbers, he says.
Then youll have to walk around with a ponytail
for the rest of your life, Janneke says. Jips got a
ponytail, Jips got a ponytail!
That really is horrible. Having Janneke laugh at
him! Thats too much. Jip gets up very slowly and
very slowly he walks back to the barbers. The
ponytail has to come o, he says.
I told you that already! grumbles the barber.
You ran o before I was nished. And Jip has to
get back on the chair.
Snip, snip, go the scissors.
There, says the barber. Now its done. Was it
really that bad?
Jip smiles. The barber undoes the white cape
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Translated by David Colmer

Original title: Jip en Janneke (deel 1: Poppejans gaat varen

Copyright text 1963, 2005 by the Estate of Annie M.G. Schmidt.

Cover Pauline Hoogweg

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