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Strawgirl

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  • 272 páginas
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`How do you know my name?` Maybe asked Strawgirl. She was thrilled out of her tiny mind. The pleasure she felt was so intense, the roof of her head could have flown open and three beautiful birds soared out. Molly `Maybe` MacPherson has always felt that she doesn`t quite fit in. Her dad is from Nigeria, which makes Maybe different to everyone else in her Scottish farming community. If only she could forget about her embarassing roots. If only she could stop getting bullied. Then Maybe`s father is killed in a car accident. Struggling with grief and loneliness, she must fight to keep the farm she loves. But a strange magic is at work, and when Maybe most needs a friend, her wish comes true in a way she could never imagined... `An out of the ordinary tale of enchantment` Daily Telegraph

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Strawgirl, Jackie Kay

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Publicado en
2003
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Título
Strawgirl
Idioma
Inglés
Autores
Jackie Kay
Editorial
Pan Childrens
Publicado en
2003
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
272
ISBN10
0330480634
ISBN13
9780330480635
Serie
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Descripción
`How do you know my name?` Maybe asked Strawgirl. She was thrilled out of her tiny mind. The pleasure she felt was so intense, the roof of her head could have flown open and three beautiful birds soared out. Molly `Maybe` MacPherson has always felt that she doesn`t quite fit in. Her dad is from Nigeria, which makes Maybe different to everyone else in her Scottish farming community. If only she could forget about her embarassing roots. If only she could stop getting bullied. Then Maybe`s father is killed in a car accident. Struggling with grief and loneliness, she must fight to keep the farm she loves. But a strange magic is at work, and when Maybe most needs a friend, her wish comes true in a way she could never imagined... `An out of the ordinary tale of enchantment` Daily Telegraph