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Doodles' bed and tries to blame him. Despite this, she always apologises for her wrongdoings eventually. Although Bella comes across as domineering, she has a caring heart and likes to help the younger Tweenies. She loves acting, dressing up, fairies and reading. Her favourite colour is red. Her best friend is Fizz.
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attended by four puppet characters called The Tweenies: Bella, Milo, Fizz and Jake. They are in the care of two adult helpers, Max and Judy, and their dog, Doodles, and later joined by another dog, Izzles.
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