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Claire is excited and she's ''nagging'' her mother to tell her what her father has been doing in his laboratory, but her mother is no wiser than she is and tells Claire that she will simply have to wait until her father is ready to show her what he's been doing. He's a famous inventor and Claire knows that whatever it is will be exciting. For now all she can do is to tell her pen friend - and be patient.
I'd like to thank the publisher for sending a copy to the Bookbag.
For more dyslexia friendly reading form Malorie Blackman we can recommend [[Jon For Short by Malorie Blackman and Vladimir Stankovic|Jon For Short]]. For more dyslexia-friendly reading about girls who are struggling to come to terms with something have a look at [[The Girl With The Sunshine Smile by Karen McCombie]]. We think you'll also enjoy [[Our Sister, Again by Sophie Cameron]].
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