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Fly, Cherokee, Fly by Chris d'Lacey (view source)
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|date=January 2008
|isbn=978-1846166068
|amazonukcover=<amazonuk>1846166063</amazonuk>|amazonusaznuk=1846166063|aznus=<amazonus>0440863791</amazonus>
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When Darryl and his friend Garry find an injured pigeon in the park, Darryl is determined to keep it. So what if it has a broken wing? So what if it can't fly? Darryl will love it anyway. He's never had a pet, and he longs for one. After a protracted battle with his parents and a nerve-wracking meeting with the local pigeon fancier Alf Duckins, Darryl gets his wish. He names his bird Cherokee and he kits out the garden shed like an avian paradise.