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Lucky girl

Stella Moon isn't much for change. Why else would she have left her hometown to study music in London only to scurry back to teach scales to overgrown brats and the occasional curious adult' But sometimes you can't escape change, especially when it's staring you in the face (like, for instance, your boyfriend walking out on you), nipping at your heels (new kids next door who've decided your house is more fun to play at than theirs), whispering in your ear (sexy stranger who shows up in unexpected places) and knocking on your door (the return of Dad, who's had more than a few falls from TV chef grace). With the world bearing down on her, it looks as if Stella has no choice but to embrace change and see where it takes her. Lucky girl.

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  • "Stella Moon isn't much for change. Why else would she have left her hometown to study music in London only to scurry back to teach scales to overgrown brats and the occasional curious adult' But sometimes you can't escape change, especially when it's staring you in the face (like, for instance, your boyfriend walking out on you), nipping at your heels (new kids next door who've decided your house is more fun to play at than theirs), whispering in your ear (sexy stranger who shows up in unexpected places) and knocking on your door (the return of Dad, who's had more than a few falls from TV chef grace). With the world bearing down on her, it looks as if Stella has no choice but to embrace change and see where it takes her. Lucky girl."@en
  • "Stella Moon is not much for change, however, when it's staring you right in the face, sometimes you have no choice but to embrace change and see where it takes you."@en
  • "Everyone always told Stella Moon how lucky she was to have a famous dad. But when her mum died, and he withdrew to his allotment leaving Stella and her brother alone to play in rusty cars and exist for a whole week on Black Forest gateaux, she didn't feel lucky at all. Now in her thirties Stella has made sure she has a strict routine as a music teacher and a peaceful, tidy home. Until two noisy little girls move in next door. At first, she feels besieged. The girls hound her, bearing sticky gifts of edible jewellery and firing personal questions. But it's their friendship that helps her to confront the truth about her own childhood and start living life to the full."@en

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  • "Domestic fiction, English"@en
  • "Chick lit"@en
  • "Large type books"@en
  • "Large type books"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en

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  • "Lucky girl"
  • "Lucky girl"@en

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