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Sarindi put his last three marbles into the ring, and smoothed the dirt with his hand. He decided to give the red and blue marble one last chance. For luck he rubbed it behind his right ear, as Jaya did He kissed his flicking thumb. then he knelt and placed the marble just outside the ring, and leant his knuckles against the ground, and flicked ... Sarindi thinks that luck is like a mischievous monkey, playing hide-and-seek. And luck seems to be hiding itself from Sarindi and his family. When Sarindi's father has an accident and loses his job as a becak driver, he decides they must go to the bird market and buy a Lucky Bird. then perhaps their luck will change. Sarindi's mother doesn't believe in luck like that, and she has an idea of her own. Does the magical song of the Lucky Bird change their luck, as Sarindi's father hopes? Does it change Sarindi's luck at marbles? Or do they make their own luck in the end? ∗ First in the series featuring Sarindi and his family. ∗ Beautiful black and white illustrations give the story an extra special dimension ∗Shortlisted, Children's Book Council Book of the Year Awards, 2002 ∗ Highly commended for Younger Readers in the Australian Family therapists' Award for Children's Literature 2002 Ages 8+
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- EditoreHarpercollins Childrens Books
- Data di pubblicazione2001
- ISBN 10 0207199140
- ISBN 13 9780207199141
- RilegaturaCopertina flessibile
- Numero di pagine72
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Sarindi and the Lucky Bird (Paperback)
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HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd, New South Wales
(2001)
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ISBN 13: 9780207199141
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Descrizione libro Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Sarindi put his last three marbles into the ring, and smoothed the dirt with his hand. He decided to give the red and blue marble one last chance. For luck he rubbed it behind his right ear, as Jaya did He kissed his flicking thumb. then he knelt and placed the marble just outside the ring, and leant his knuckles against the ground, and flicked . Sarindi thinks that luck is like a mischievous monkey, playing hide-and-seek. And luck seems to be hiding itself from Sarindi and his family. When Sarindi's father has an accident and loses his job as a becak driver, he decides they must go to the bird market and buy a Lucky Bird. then perhaps their luck will change. Sarindi's mother doesn't believe in luck like that, and she has an idea of her own. Does the magical song of the Lucky Bird change their luck, as Sarindi's father hopes? Does it change Sarindi's luck at marbles? Or do they make their own luck in the end? * First in the series featuring Sarindi and his family. * Beautiful black and white illustrations give the story an extra special dimension *Shortlisted, Children's Book Council Book of the Year Awards, 2002 * Highly commended for Younger Readers in the Australian Family therapists' Award for Children's Literature 2002 Ages 8+ Sarindi wants to win the lucky marble from his friend, but it seems that he has no luck. His father wants a lucky bird so that he will make money as a peddle-taxi again. But sometimes luck can be a thing of the heart, as much as a thing of fate. And so it was for Sarindi. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9780207199141
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