How to be Good(ish)
By Karen McCombie
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Indie Kidd, a lively ten-year-old, faces a daunting school assignment: listing her top three talents. Struggling to identify even one, she embarks on a quest with her best friends, Soph and Fee, to discover her hidden abilities. From hair wrapping to magic tricks, Indie tries it all. Along the way, she encounters a shy, black, blob-like dog in need of a home. Through her efforts to help the dog, Indie realises that her true talent lies in doing good deeds—perhaps not perfectly, but good(ish).
About the author
Karen McCombie is a popular author from Scotland who has written over 90 books for children. She is best known for her fun and heartfelt stories like the 'Ally's World' series. Karen loves cats, chocolate, and creating characters that readers can relate to. Her books are enjoyed by children all around the world.
Pages
174 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
Published
2005
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