Listening for Lucca
  • Published: 8 August 2013
  • ISBN: 9780141967929
  • Imprint: Penguin eBooks
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 272

Listening for Lucca

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8 Aug 2013
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10 Jul 2014
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Perfect for 9+ girls who love Jacqueline Wilson, from the author of the acclaimed Love, Aubrey.

'We're moving to your house - the one from your dream'.

Siena sees what isn't there; collects what's left behind.

'Lucca led me to his room, and then just stood in the middle, waiting for me to notice something'.

Her brother Lucca is three and hasn't spoken for over a year.

The doctors think he needs a fresh start, that's why her family left Brooklyn. But their new home feels hauntingly familiar - and when Siena finds an old pen, the story she writes is not her own . . .

Can Siena's discovery of past secrets help break her brother's silence in the present?
  • Published: 8 August 2013
  • ISBN: 9780141967929
  • Imprint: Penguin eBooks
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 272
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About the author

Suzanne LaFleur

At a very young age, Suzanne LaFleur fell in love with stories. She loved stories so much that she decided that if she had to grow up she would write new stories for kids to read. Suzanne is the author of Love Aubrey, Eight Keys is her second book. She divides her time between Natick, Massachusetts, and New York City.

suzannelafleur.com

Also by Suzanne LaFleur

Love, Aubrey
Eight Keys
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Praise for Listening for Lucca

Funny, moving and beautifully constructed

Independent on Sunday

A warm and inspiring tale about friendship and families with real substance and style

Sunday Times

LaFleur's writing is a delight

Daily Mail

The best book I have read all year . . . I loved it

Cathy Cassidy

LaFleur deftly handles the tale's many layers, never allowing readers to get lost. Events and characters are fully developed and are completely believable, without any sense of contrivance. Tender and brave, Siena is a heroine to be admired

Kirkus Reviews