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Nalini Sorensen
Lucky, It’s Summer!
by: Nalini SorensenIt’s the summer holidays, and Lucky, the Cocker Spaniel puppy, Adit and Zara spend a few days at Nana and Nani’s house. There, they meet Vincent, the parrot, and Sabby, the tortoise. Vincent learns to screech, ‘Lucky! LUCKY!’ at all odd times, and Sabby tends to disappear. A dog. A parrot. A tortoise. Summer holidays. Nana and Nani’s house. Can things get more fun? Told through a dog’s eyes, this story will make you shriek with laughter, and wish that summer never ends. Lucky, It’s Summer! is the third book in the Lucky series. As with the first two books – Lucky, It’s Diwali! and Lucky, It’s Not Just a Christmas Story! – it is guaranteed to worm its way into your heart.
ISBN: 9789353029685
Publisher: HarperCollins
Publish Date: 2019
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