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The Chocolate Monster Jan Page 9780552546041

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Lucy Locket lost her pocket,' teases Lucy's brother, Matthew.

Lucy doesn't lose things, she insists to her brother, they just disappear! But who'd have guessed that a monster under her bed was taking them? Finally Lucy discovers the monster and his secret passion - chocolate. Before too long, she enters an excellent bargain with the greedy little monster. He gets all the chockie he wants, she gets all her things back...but Matthew's stuff suddenly starts vanishing!



A brilliant beginner reader's tale of a girl who keeps losing things - and the Chocolate Monster who helps her get them back.

About the Author

JAN PAGE is a freelance writer, drama worker and arts adminstrator. She has run hundreds of drama and writing workshops for children over the years and has been an event organiser for large-scale events, including international circus, music and firework concerts! A regular scriptwriter for BBC TV's PLAYDAYS, she has written eleven plays for young audiences.

Author lives: Staffordshire




Book Information
ISBN 9780552546041
Author Jan Page
Format Paperback
Page Count 64
Imprint Corgi Pups
Publisher Penguin Random House Children's UK
Weight(grams) 52g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 127mm * 4mm

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Corgi Pups


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