Isbn: 9781481490870 - lucky jars & broken promises: volume 3 (12 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Penelope tries to impress her father with her booth at the school fair in the third book in the charming Penelope Perfect chapter book series.Penelope Kingston is absolutely certain that her stall at the school fair will be a huge success. She and Oscar are in charge of the lucky jars, and Penelope wants to break last year's record.This is even more important because Penelope's dad is coming to the fair. She and her brother don't get to see him very much these days so Penelope is about to burst with excitement. If she can make her dad proud, maybe he'll want to spend every weekend with Penelope and Harry, her brother.She just has to make sure that everything goes perfectly. Read more Continue reading Read less ABOUT THE AUTHORChrissie Perry is the author of over thirty books for children and young adults, including thirteen books in the popular Go Girl series, the award-winning Whisper, and the Penelope Perfect series. She lives in St. Kilda with her husband, three children. Like Penelope Kingston, Chrissie believes it's great to aim for excellence. But she also has a sneaking suspicion that going with the flow every now and then can also work out just fine. EXCERPT. © REPRINTED BY PERMISSION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Lucky Jars and Broken Promises CHAPTERFamily was very important to Penelope Kingston. She often thought about the expression family ties, because her family ties had to stretch a rather long distance. You see, Penelope's dad had a new family, and they lived in another state.Penelope loved her weekly Skype sessions with her dad. He usually called on Thursdays at 5:20 p.m., between work and his regular squash game. The first fifteen minutes were totally for Penelope, and the second fifteen minutes were supposed to be for her brother, Harry. But lately Harry hadn't always shown up for his turn.This worried Penelope. Didn't Harry realize how important family ties were? Especially really stretchy ones like theirs. But on the positive side, Harry skipping his turn meant Penelope got an extra fifteen minutes of her dad-all to herself.While Harry checked that the sound and picture were working, Penelope prepared for the call. She gathered all of her latest schoolwork and put it in a neat pile on her dressing table. Then she did an extra tidy-up around her bedroom, making sure it would look as organized as the study her dad called from. She brushed her hair, smoothed the creases in her shirt, and double-checked that there was nothing stuck in her teeth. It was essential to be absolutely ready and sitting at the dressing table with the laptop in front of her by five fifteen p.m. Six weeks ago, her dad had called four minutes early, while Penelope was in the bathroom. He had left a message on Skype.Sorry I missed you. I'll try again next week. Dad xWhen they finally Skyped a whole week later, Penelope had almost certainly forgotten some of the very important things that had happened the previous week. In fact, she had a hollow, antsy feeling about. Egmont, Hardie Grant (illustratore).…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Penelope tries to impress her father with her booth at the school fair in the third book in the charming Penelope Perfect chapter book series.Penelope Kingston is absolutely certain that her stall at the school fair will be a huge success. She and Oscar are in charge of the lucky jars, and Penelope wants to break last year's record.This is even more important because Penelope's dad is coming to the fair. She and her brother don't get to see him very much these days so Penelope is about to burst with excitement. If she can make her dad proud, maybe he'll want to spend every weekend with Penelope and Harry, her brother.She just has to make sure that everything goes perfectly. Read more Continue reading Read less ABOUT THE AUTHORChrissie Perry is the author of over thirty books for children and young adults, including thirteen books in the popular Go Girl series, the award-winning Whisper, and the Penelope Perfect series. She lives in St. Kilda with her husband, three children. Like Penelope Kingston, Chrissie believes it's great to aim for excellence. But she also has a sneaking suspicion that going with the flow every now and then can also work out just fine. EXCERPT. © REPRINTED BY PERMISSION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Lucky Jars and Broken Promises CHAPTERFamily was very important to Penelope Kingston. She often thought about the expression family ties, because her family ties had to stretch a rather long distance. You see, Penelope's dad had a new family, and they lived in another state.Penelope loved her weekly Skype sessions with her dad. He usually called on Thursdays at 5:20 p.m., between work and his regular squash game. The first fifteen minutes were totally for Penelope, and the second fifteen minutes were supposed to be for her brother, Harry. But lately Harry hadn't always shown up for his turn.This worried Penelope. Didn't Harry realize how important family ties were? Especially really stretchy ones like theirs. But on the positive side, Harry skipping his turn meant Penelope got an extra fifteen minutes of her dad-all to herself.While Harry checked that the sound and picture were working, Penelope prepared for the call. She gathered all of her latest schoolwork and put it in a neat pile on her dressing table. Then she did an extra tidy-up around her bedroom, making sure it would look as organized as the study her dad called from. She brushed her hair, smoothed the creases in her shirt, and double-checked that there was nothing stuck in her teeth. It was essential to be absolutely ready and sitting at the dressing table with the laptop in front of her by five fifteen p.m. Six weeks ago, her dad had called four minutes early, while Penelope was in the bathroom. He had left a message on Skype.Sorry I missed you. I'll try again next week. Dad xWhen they finally Skyped a whole week later, Penelope had almost certainly forgotten some of the very important things that had happened the previous week. In fact, she had a hollow, antsy feeling about. Egmont, Hardie Grant (illustratore).…