Name: Sona Sharma, WIsh Me Luck
Brand: Walker Books
SKU: 9781529504804
Price: 16.99 AUD
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Author: Chitra Soundar | Publisher: Walker Books

Sona Sharma lives in India with her busy family, where she learns about the ups and downs of family, friendship and life.
"Warmly loving and evocative" The Guardian

Sona and her friends are excited to learn their beloved teacher, Miss Rao, is getting married – but then they panic that she might leave their school for ever after her wedding! They try all kinds of tactics, like wishing on a peacock feather and even starting a petition to keep Miss Rao. But Miss Rao's beautiful Indian wedding has a surprise in store for the girls.

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