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ISBN-13: 9781849397636

RRP: £5.99

Published: 7th November 2013

Length: 32 Pages

  • Paperback

The Sad Story Of Veronica

David McKee

When Veronica learned to play the violin, at first she was awful. It was terrible for the neighbours. But she practised, and her skill became so astonishing that she could move people and animals to tears, until everything changed with her trip to the deepest jungle.

'A refreshing read!' Observer

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"A refreshing read!"
Observer

"You don't have to look far to find the genius."
Sunday Telegraph

"A hoot and a half, this story of a sassy little girl by the name of Veronica is bound to be a hit"
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