Charlotte’s diary is funny, warm hearted and sometimes frighteningly honest! Like all other teens, her life revolves around friends and family while her dreams involve wishing something amazing would happen. Something amazing does happen when her mother wins £3.7 million on the lottery. Now so many of the things that Charlotte had wished for are possible. But, will money bring happiness?
Penelope Bush goes beyond clichés and creates quirky, truly believable characters with complicated lives.
Does money have to change everything? Charlotte and her family are determined that winning £3.7 million on the lottery won’t change them. But they haven’t counted on how everyone around them will react.Charlotte’s best friend is acting strangely, and someone’s spreading cruel rumours at school. Can Charlotte use the money to change things for the better?
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Does money have to change everything? Charlotte and her family are determined that winning £3.7 million on the lottery won’t change them.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed The Diary of a Lottery Winner's Daughter and determined it is suitable for children aged 11-14 years old
The Diary of a Lottery Winner's Daughter features in the following genres: Featured Books for 11+ readers, Recommendations, Featured Books for 13+ readers
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The Diary of a Lottery Winner's Daughter was written by Penelope Bush and published by Piccadilly Press Ltd
The Diary of a Lottery Winner's Daughter has 217 pages