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Amy's Luck
Amy's bad luck started when she lost her charm bracelet. And from then on, things just seemed to get worse, with bad luck happening to everyone around her. Feeling tired after losing three games of Snakes and Ladders in a row, Amy wonders can you make luck, or does it happen by accident? Are some people just naturally lucky? What would luck look like if you saw it? Why is bad luck different from good luck? Guided by her friend the talking ladybird, she sets off on a journey for the source of luck, visiting all sorts of strange places and encountering all sorts of strange creatures, including Mr Clognor who is forever tossing coins, Miss Starling who is determined to win the great race, and a talking bush who knows more about cake than any bush ought to. But will she find luck, and will she find her lost bracelet? To find out, join Amy in her search.The aim of the book is to entertain and make people think. The primary audience is children aged 5 to 13, who will either read the book or have it read to them.
Book Details
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company
- Publish Date: Jan 31st, 2022
- Pages: 180
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00lb
- EAN: 9789811237966
- Categories: • Recreations & Games• Study & Teaching
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What people are saying
Tim Harford
@TimHarford
2 years
Author How To Make The World Add Up (UK) / The Data Detective (US). Cautionary Tales podcast. Undercover Economist at the FT. BBC More or Less. Views my own.
"Amy's Luck" - v interesting self-published children's book by the great statistician David Hand. Part explanation of probability and risk, part homage to Alice in Wonderland: https://t.co/2jWIpaHvpD
What people are saying
Tim Harford
@TimHarford
2 years
Author How To Make The World Add Up (UK) / The Data Detective (US). Cautionary Tales podcast. Undercover Economist at the FT. BBC More or Less. Views my own.
"Amy's Luck" - v interesting self-published children's book by the great statistician David Hand. Part explanation of probability and risk, part homage to Alice in Wonderland: https://t.co/2jWIpaHvpD