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  Luisa Bundy: young entrepreneur 15 Mar 2004  
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Running a business can be stressful at any age, but when you're just 15 and have to juggle it with going to school and doing your homework it's even more remarkable. And that's exactly what Luisa Bundy has done.

At the end of March she'll be launching her range of soft toys called Little Bundies at Hamley's in London. The Little Bundies started off as clay models made by Luisa but are now mass produced by the company that makes the Noddy and Thomas the Tank Engine toys.

Sharmini Selvarajah met Luisa and her friends at their school in Hampshire and found out how the business started.

Little Bundies


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