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Book Title: Dream on Amber
The author of the book: Emma Shevah
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Language: English
Edition: Scholastic Australia
Date of issue: May 1st 2014
Format files: PDF
The size of the: 3.42 MB
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Amber Alessandra Leola Kimiko Miyamoto. As if her name made up for being tiny, half Japanese and half Italian, and starting a new school with a caveman phone. Dream on! But the hardest bit about being Amber is that a part of her is missing. Her dad. He left when she was little and if he isn’t coming back, she’ll have to sort things out another way. And Amber has a big imagination …

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Welcome – Bienvenue – Benvenuti – Willkommen – Bienvenidos – ברוכים הבאים (Bruchim ha bayim) – أهلاً و سهلاً (Ahlan wa sahlan) – Καλώς Ήλθες – Välkomna – Cead míle fáilte – ยินดีต้อนรับ (yin dee dtôn ráp) – Hoş geldiniz

Lovely to have you here. My name is Emma Shevah and my debut novel, Dream on, Amber was published by Chicken House in March 2014. My second novel, Dara Palmer’s Major Drama will be published on 6th August 2015.

What else can I tell you about me? My father was from Thailand and my mother is from Ireland (which probably makes me Thairish). I live in London but I’ve travelled far and wide and I love this planet so much I could go on about it for hours. I’m not finished with my travels yet, either: I have friends all over the world and hope to visit them all at some stage soon. I can speak a couple of languages and I’m trying to learn Thai but I’m a bad student with a head like a sieve. I cook yummy food but half the time I can’t be bothered to because I’d rather be writing. I love rain and I love storms. I read lots and I know a subordinate clause and a past participle when I see one because I teach English. I run around and clear up after four children, a dog called Spark and a baby tortoise called Slow Mo (short for Slow Motion, even though he’s speedy once he’s in the garden). And I’m busy writing more books. So I’d better get on with it.

Bye for now.