This is the story of the girl who painted master.

This is the story of the girl.

This is the story of the girl who painted masterpieces, Margaret Ollie, read by actor and producer Deborah Lee Furness.

Margaret, hurry up, we're busting.

Margaret Ollie was on the toilet.

She'd been in there forever, but she wasn't busy with business.

She was simply staring out the window. It was a loo with a view.

Margaret, come on!

The Oley family bathroom looked out across a flower-filled garden and Margaret sat mesmerized by the fluffy red

bottle blushed blooms and the blue butterflies fluttering by outside.

It was difficult to get Margaret's attention when she was admiring beautiful things.

She was different to most kids. She noticed more.

Every color, every way of light, every shadow, I have greedy eyes, she'd say, capturing all the details and

storing them in her head like photographs. Margaret, enough is enough.

Margaret sighed and opened the door.

She didn't like being told what to do.

So when her parents sent her off to boarding school,

it was no surprise that she didn't exactly

get along with some of the teachers.

The grumpy housemistress tried to impress the girls by carrying a parrot on her shoulder.

Bonsieur parrot, she said.

That means hello parrot in French and the parrot replied bonsieur

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