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Tropical Trouble: The Fabulous Diary of Persephone Pinchgut (Totally Twins, Book 3)

Tropical Trouble: The Fabulous Diary of Persephone Pinchgut (Totally Twins, Book 3)

by Aleesah Darlison (Author), SerenaGeddes (Illustrator)

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Synopsis

Perse and her twin, Portia, are set for an exciting holiday, but there's one catch. The girls' annoying seven-year-old neighbour, Dillon Pickleton, is going with them!In Perse's greatest adventure yet she faces the perils of sailing the open seas, swimming with sharks and a dreaded dance-off.Follow the next hilarious TOTALLY TWINS adventure as Portia and Perse get themselves into tropical trouble in Fiji. Part of a four book series, Totally Twins is a comical series following the lives of twins Persephone and Portia as they navigate sibling rivalry, school and adjusting to life in a single parent family. Ideal for readers aged 8+ and fans of Tracy Beaker.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 160
 Publisher: Sweet Cherry Publishing
Published: 21 Jan 2016
ISBN 10: 1782262970
ISBN 13: 9781782262978
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years

Media Reviews
Darlison has created such likeable characters with strong, authentic voices. She obviously understands girls of the target age, the way they feel, the way they speak, and the things that motivate them. - The Book Chook
Author Bio
Aleesah grew up in the country and had a lot of freedom as a nine-year-old. Her older brother, her cousin and she would ride their bikes and go exploring, build cubbyhouses and billycarts, and rescue injured animals and birds. When she wasn't outdoors, she was usually curled up on her bed reading. It was quite an addiction for her and she often got into trouble for 'having my nose in a book'. She loved colouring in and won loads of prizes for her efforts. Quite shockingly, she also loved school!She wrote stacks of stories and illustrated them with crazy stick figures. Like Perse, she kept a diary. And she can always remember desperately wishing she had an identical twin.