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The Sad Story of Veronica Who Played the Violin: Being an Explanation of Why the Streets Are Not Full of Happy Dancing People - Hardcover
Veronica is famous for making people cry - by playing her violin! At first her practising makes the neighbours wail then, the music becomes so beautiful, it makes her audience weep for joy. Veronica's soon rich and famous but she needs a new challenge - a trip to the deepest darkest jungle - where she discovers a very different kind of music. . . . . .
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"A refreshing read!" (Observer)
"You don't have to look far to find the genius." (Sunday Telegraph)
"A hoot and a half, this story of a sassy little girl by the name of Veronica is bound to be a hit" (The Bookbag)
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"You don't have to look far to find the genius." (Sunday Telegraph)
"A hoot and a half, this story of a sassy little girl by the name of Veronica is bound to be a hit" (The Bookbag)
For lovers of Not Now, Bernard, comes another darkly comic tale from renowned picture book creator, David McKee.
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- PublisherAndersen Press
- Publication date1987
- ISBN 10 0862641691
- ISBN 13 9780862641696
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- IllustratorDavid McKee.
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