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    Lucky Break
    Lucky Break
    Lucky Break
    Ebook215 pages3 hours

    Lucky Break

    By Rob Stevens

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    Leon’s twin, Lenny, had the best imagination in the world. He could do a back flip from a standing start and tell rude jokes nonstop for hours. But a year ago Lenny died, and Leon's family hasn't been the same since.
    When a new boy, Arnold, starts at Leon's school, he has no idea what to think: Arnold doesn’t understand jokes, sarcasm is lost on him and he can be completely blunt. Leon has never met anyone like Arnold before, and an unlikely friendship blossoms. Before long things start to get seriously bonkers, and the two boys are breaking windows, accidentally holding up a bank and getting arrested after a disagreement with a baguette.
    But amidst all this madness, can Awkward Arnold actually help Leon to sort his life out?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndersen Digital
    Release dateMay 3, 2018
    ISBN9781448188949
    Lucky Break
    Author

    Rob Stevens

    According to his file Rob Stevens lives in Dorset with his wife and two young sons. He studied at Cambridge University – a notorious MI6 recruiting ground. Government documents list his occupation as ‘Airline Pilot’, which would be the perfect cover for a Secret Agent.

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